Revolutionising Travel: ChatGPT and Generative AI Usher in New Era of Automation
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There’s a new poster child for generative AI – ChatGPT – that is taking travel and the world by storm. With travel highly digitalised, where 66% of all bookings are conducted online in 2023, disruption from generative AI is already…
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Scotland Leads the Way in Social Tourism for Unpaid Carers
Edinburgh Napier hosts the annual British Council’s Creative Leadership Programme in partnership with Counterculture LLP
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In a society that is constantly evolving, and becoming more technologically savvy, there is a constant need to nurture skills such as creativity and leadership among individuals and industry professionals. Creativity is an important skill to nurture as it inspires…
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Tourism is Taking Off After Two Years of Restrictions
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Global and local travel restrictions during lockdown saw the tourism industry left in a vulnerable position. Now starting to recover, a symposium taking place on Friday 29 April 2022 at Edinburgh Napier Business School ‘Tourism 2030 and Beyond: New Normal…
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Tourism 2030 and Beyond: New Normal or Total Transformation?
Unlock & Revive: Involving People Living with Dementia in Online Cultural and Heritage Events
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A new report created by ENU researchers illustrates optimal ways to create accessible online cultural and heritage events to benefit people living with dementia and their carers. The report, entitled Unlock & Revive, is a multi-disciplinary action-research project set up…
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Placements can offer any business a real benefit in tough times
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Despite the uncertainty of recent months, 100 undergraduates from Business Management, Marketing Management and Hospitality, Tourism and Events programmes have had the opportunity to apply the knowledge they had acquired at university into a work placement. The results have been…
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Leading Scottish tourism in the right direction
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In the last two years, the tourism sector has been presented with unprecedented challenges. Now destination leaders must respond. To assist, a comprehensive series of leadership skills courses are providing accredited leadership training and ongoing professional development for new and…
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Paper on Iranian ski resorts’ Community Engagement shows practices that could improve UK tourism
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Events will be back: and when they are, recent research highlights that service providers and local authorities should be sure to promote and raise awareness of their CSR-led sustainability practices. The precise benefits local communities derive from these initiatives can…
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