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
COLLOQUIUM ON MEGA-EVENT SUSTAINABILITY
JOHANNESBURG
24-26 February 2010
The Christel DeHaan Tourism and Travel Research Institute and the School of Tourism and Hospitality, University of Johannesburg are co-hosting this International Summit.
Please see the link below for further details.
www.meetingsafrica.co.za/summit
TTRI Research Seminar
The relationship between tourism and trade in South Africa
Dr Andrea Saayman
Tuesday 26 January 3pm - 5pm
Room B11 Amenities Building
Jubilee Campus
There will be an opportunity to network with refreshments after the Seminar
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.