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Applying sustainable development principles to human resource management in hospitality and tourism
1 December, 2008
Debate about the application of sustainability principles to......

What makes a successful hospitality graduate in New Zealand? An investigation of key stakeholder perspectives
5 December, 2008
Today’s hospitality workplace is characterised by......

Transmodernity - remaking our (tourism and hospitality) world?
11 December, 2008
This presentation will sets its sights on the potentialities to......

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The New Zealand Tourism Research Institute, based at the Auckland University of Technology, brings together experts in the tourism and hospitality arena. Our goal is to develop timely and innovative research solutions for the tourism industry and those who depend on it. Our focus is on helping to develop a profitable and sustainable industry which provides tangible benefits for business, residents and visitors

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Website to house content for Workshop II: Islands, Pacific Region -Series on Indigenous Communities, Tourism and Biodiversity
The workshop takes place between 3 and 5th November 2008 in Samoa, to support the web-based technology capacities of indigenous tourism operators in the Pacific. NZTRI will update the website with information and content developed during the workshop...
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Posted on: 20 October, 2008

Local tourism operators embrace the Internet
Helping indigenous tourism operators in the Pacific make the most of the internet is part of a global drive to embrace Information Technology. Small operators are now being selected to be part of a workshop in Samoa in November, with the goal to bett...
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Posted on: 8 October, 2008

Niue tourism told to offer cultural experience
Niue has been told that to grow its fledgling tourism industry it needs to give visitors a cultural experience. Auckland University of Technology’s New Zealand Tourism Research Institute is presently working with the Niue Government to try and make t...
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Posted on: 12 August, 2008