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Multi-stakeholder collaboration for transformative tourism education in sustainable development: The case of TRIANGLE

Author :	Dagmar Lund-Durlacher, Ulrich Gunter and Gordon Sillence
School/Work Place :	MODUL University Vienna
Contact :	dagmar.lund-durlacher@modul.ac.at
Year :	2019

Key words: sustainable tourism education, transformative education, collaborative learning, multi-stakeholder collaboration

Page: 119-124

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33	Tourism is especially vulnerable to disasters and, being fragmented, often its response is difficult to initiate and coordinate. It is also information intensive and when in chaos its information needs are exacerbated. The paper aims to deve... Author: Nina Mistilis & Pauline Sheldon Year: 2005
32	Think Tank V Understanding Tourism Crisis: Case Study of Bali and P...	15167	Oct 13, 2013
32	In an era of considerable disaster and uncertainty, many destinations have been made alarmingly aware of the fickle nature of tourism. While peak industry bodies, academics and professionals advocate the introduction of risk/crisis managemen... Author: Yetta Gurtner Year: 2005
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