Leisure & Events

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Leisure
  • From Dystopia to Utopia: Designing for Sportsmanship and Respect in Sport

    From Dystopia to Utopia: Designing for Sportsmanship and Respect in Sport

    How should we design and redevelop our community sports centres so they are ready for the future? What will sport look like in 2040? These questions...

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  • 15 Years of Collaboration with Europa-Park

    15 Years of Collaboration with Europa-Park

    In this festive year of celebrating 60 years of BUas, it is great to reflect on the meaningful collaborations that have been established over the...

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    Hidden in Plain Sight: Jewish Cultural Heritage, Sustainable Tourism, and the Diversity of European Memory

    Cultural heritage has never been a static archive: It breathes, shifts, and acquires new meaning as the societies that carry it change. In recent...

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    How Nîmes is turning high-end tourism into a local asset

    Visitors to the centre of Nîmes, in southern France, get to experience the very best of what the region has to offer. The city boasts an incredibly...

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    Preparing Leisure and Tourism for Tomorrow

    Think of an event manager who is insufficiently trained to measure (let alone reduce) the carbon footprint of the festivals she organises. A leisure...

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  • How and why a Breda collective and BUas students turned AI’s inner life into immersive art

    How and why a Breda collective and BUas students turned AI’s inner life into immersive art

    Step into a space where human and machine perception meet in the mirror. A gaze becomes dialogue. In Latent Space, AI observes how your eyes trace...

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    Romanian Clay Arts as Intangible Cultural Heritage

    Romanian clay arts are often admired for their visual appeal, yet their deeper significance lies elsewhere. A plate displayed in a cabinet or a jug...

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  • Where Creativity Meets Heritage

    Where Creativity Meets Heritage

    In the Stockholm suburb of Alby, in the municipality of Botkyrka, an old industrial landscape has been transformed into something unexpected: a...

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  • The Limestone Tapestry: Olive oil and the eco-cultural landscape of the Serras d’Aire e Candeeiros in Portugal

    The Limestone Tapestry: Olive oil and the eco-cultural landscape of the Serras d’Aire e Candeeiros in Portugal

    The Serras d’Aire e Candeeiros range is Portugal’s most significant limestone massif – a region historically shaped by extreme hardship. The lack of...

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  • We Found a Perfect Match in KreativEU

    We Found a Perfect Match in KreativEU

    KreativEU is more than an international network – it is an invitation to rethink the way universities collaborate, create and forge links across...

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    The Crocus Project: Developing cultural and creative tourism in rural areas

    Despite the boost given to rural tourism during the pandemic, developing rural tourism in Europe remains challenging. The countryside suffers from...

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    Venice, Look and Learn – Again!

    Since their inception, the city of Venice has been the archetypal case in tourism development studies. It epitomises metaphors such as cannibalisation...

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  • The Future Is Now: Artificial intelligence and robotics in tourism and hospitality

    The Future Is Now: Artificial intelligence and robotics in tourism and hospitality

    Imagine checking into a hotel where a smiling service robot brings your luggage, an AI concierge curates a personalised city walk based on your...

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  • Narrating the Unpleasant: ‘Ugliness’ as a resource in tourism research

    Narrating the Unpleasant: ‘Ugliness’ as a resource in tourism research

    Why do we assume that ugliness holds no appeal for visitors? This fundamental question invites a critical re-examination of the ‘tourist gaze’, which...

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  • Orphanage Tourism: From good intentions to responsible impact

    Orphanage Tourism: From good intentions to responsible impact

    Orphanage tourism has emerged over the past two decades as one of the most contested intersections between hospitality, tourism, and child welfare...

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  • Climate Change and Tourism: The need for a transformative research agenda

    Climate Change and Tourism: The need for a transformative research agenda

    Climate change and tourism are deeply interconnected. Tourism is highly vulnerable to climate-related crises, as travel can become restricted, more...

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  • Meet ATLAS: Connecting tourism and leisure professionals worldwide

    Meet ATLAS: Connecting tourism and leisure professionals worldwide

    Where can tourism and leisure professionals find fresh ideas, international partners, and the latest insights to stay ahead? For over three decades...

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    Leisure in Africa: Attention to Nigeria

    Leisure in traditional African society was predominantly communal, active, and deeply integrated with work and ritual, encompassing dancing...

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  • Building leisure pathways for a better society with the World Leisure Chinese Taipei Chapter

    Building leisure pathways for a better society with the World Leisure Chinese Taipei Chapter

    Across Taiwan, the concept of leisure is undergoing a profound transformation. It is no longer viewed merely as passive free time, but rather as a...

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    Associative Life at the Heart of Leisure: The role of the Conseil Québécois du Loisir in strengthening community and well-being

    The Conseil Québécois du Loisir (CQL) is part of the associative action in leisure in Quebec, whose existence dates back to the 1940s. Arising from...

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