The Christel DeHaan Tourism and Travel Research Institute is a specialist research and teaching unit within Nottingham University Business School. The mission of the Institute is to undertake high quality research and engage in research-led teaching in order to contribute to policy formation by business, governments and international organisations.
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Universitas 21 Global partners The University of Nottingham to offer a Master of Science in Tourism and Travel Management program.
£2,000 Scholarships
The Tourism and Travel Research Institute is offering up to two £2,000 bursaries to students who have secured a place on the MSc Tourism and Travel Management via the Universitas 21 Diploma route.
For those who have applied through the university directly there are also two £1,000 bursaries.
We provide innovative courses, which include up-to-date information from the
research we do for business and governments. You can study our dedicated programmes:
● MSc in Tourism Management and Marketing
● Online
MSc in Tourism and Travel management
● PhD
You can also study the following Undergraduate modules, as part of other Business School degrees:
● The Evolution of International Tourism: from Grand Tour
to Package Tour
● Managing Tourism and the Environment: conflict or consensus?
● Managing and Marketing Tourism
TTRI Research Seminar Series 2009/10
TTRI Research Seminar
Professor Stephen Wanhill
Wednesday 11 November at 3pm-5pm
Room A02 Amenities Building
Jubilee Campus
Professor Stephen Wanhill
There will be an opportunity to network with refreshments after the Seminar in the Aspire Cafe
Please email your response to deborah.timmermans@nottingham.ac.uk
The last seminar series papers are all available for you to download.
CAST Project Kick-off
TTRI have been successful as part of a European Consortium to undertake a project under the EU's "Networks for the Competitiveness and sustainability of European Tourism" programme. The CAST project (Chambers Active for Sustainable Tourism) begins in January 2009 for a period of 18 months and involves 6 regional and 6 national networks of Chambers of Commerce and Industry across Europe and focuses on the SME tourism sector. TTRI's role is to provide the research which will underpin an eco-guide for tourism SME's and a series of best practice case studies, as well as undertaking a comprehensive survey of SME's sustainable tourism practices. TTRI's work will be led by Dr Scott McCabe and Dr Enrico Bachis.
Ms Christel DeHaan is both a global business leader in tourism and travel and an eminent philanthropist who has contributed to a wide range of charitable causes. Ms DeHaan is a Friend of the University of Nottingham in America and it was her generous gift of $3 million which gave rise to the establishment of the Christel DeHaan Tourism and Travel Research Institute.