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A visit to Belgrade
Last week, Dr Samantha Chaperon and I, from the University of Greenwich, presented at the Belgrade Tourism Conference 2015, which was being held alongside the Belgrade Tourism Fair. We were invited to speak by Serbia4Youth, an amazing organisation who are working to present Serbia as a destination for young people from across Europe and beyond. Serbia4Youth brought […]
Implementing the Witty Review: Universities and Economic Development
November 10, 2014
I”ve been invited to chair this Inside Government event on 21st January 2014. ‘Implementing the Witty Review: One Year On’, looks like a very interesting event and, as always with Inside Government events, there is a great range of speakers lined up. I’ve been to a couple of Inside Government events and I spoke at […]
Tourism Management at the University of Greenwich
September 6, 2010
This is a new promotional film that has just been released for our BA Tourism Management degree at University of Greenwich. I’m the programme leader for the degree and I’m in the video, along with three of our current students.
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