Completing your PhD when you have kids can most certainly be a challenge BUT it is not impossible! There are plenty of PhD parents amongst the research community. Yes, it may be difficult to manage your time sometimes. Yes, you will probably be VERY busy. But also- yes- it can be done! Fortunately I completed […]
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Disaster tourism explained: What, why and where
This post was last updated on June 20th, 2019 at 08:12 amAs I explain in my tourism glossary, there are many different types of tourism and I have set out a journey to explain each different type of tourism in more depth. In this post I will discuss the concept of disaster tourism. Disaster tourism […]
Types of tourism: A Glossary
This post was last updated on June 17th, 2019 at 02:40 pmThere are many different types of tourism that make up the tourism industry- as a Tourism Lecturer and avid world traveller, I should know! In this post I have created a comprehensive list of over 120 different types of tourism!! Next to each type […]
What Is The History Of Aviation?
The history of aviation is actually quite an interesting one. It is one of the first things that you will learn when you begin to study aviation management, or perhaps travel and tourism. What most people don’t realise is that aviation and flight has actually been around for thousands of years! Dating back to the […]
How transport impacts society
Transport impacts society in many ways. While transportation has a direct effect on the environment, as I covered in my recent post ‘How transport effects the environment‘, there is also another aspect of our culture that transportation has an effect on: society. With anything, there are positive impacts and negative impacts that have been seen […]
How to survive a PhD while pregnant!
This post was last updated on April 20th, 2019 at 11:59 amCan I complete my PhD while pregnant? This is a question that many people will ask themselves as the years of research start to drag on. What might have started out as a 3 year project may well have turned into 4, 5 or […]