Month: December 2009

• Tourism and the Economic Crisis: Where are going?

  I’ve posted on here about tourism and the economic crisis, and have taught about it this year as well.  One of the things that strikes me regularly about the crisis is the unsystematic way in which it tends be analysed – one day a report of bankrupt airline, another day stories of industrial action or […]

  James Kennell

  December 30, 2009

  economic crisis, politics, Tourism

  credit crunch, David Harvey, economic crisis, industrial relations, politics, social tourism, Tourism

• 2009, eh?

  Most years since 2000 I have remembered to post a list up online of my favourite things of the year.  I make no claims to authority but hope, as always, that by doing this I will be able to reconstruct my awful memory at some point in the future when digital archiving means that I […]

  James Kennell

  December 24, 2009

  Nothing much

  2009

• Coastcards

  Three short films were commissioned as part of the Sea Change initiative, which have been produced by the very creative people at Animate Projects.  Each of the films presents a perspective on a seaside town that is currently going through the regeneration process.  If you click on the picture below, you will be taken to […]

  James Kennell

  December 22, 2009

  arcades project, cultural regeneration, seaside, Tourism

  coastal, cultural regeneration, regeneration, seaside, teignmouth, Tourism