Tourism Research and Education Network - TRENd Tasmania

22/04/2022

All hands on deck—Dark M**o is hiring.

http://darkmo.fo/jobs

04/04/2022

Due to an internal promotion, Visit Northern Tasmania (VNT), the peak agency for the Northern Tasmania visitor economy, is seeking to fill an exciting Business Development role designed to attract more visitation through hosting sporting, one-off and special interest events in our region.

12/03/2022

Visit Northern Tasmania (VNT) is seeking a talented communicator and innovative partnership marketing professional to join our team and take Northern Tasmania to the world! VNT is a regional tourism organisation, committed to leading and aspiring our visitor industry to achieve great things.

26/03/2021

Vacancies at Pennicott Wilderness Journeys

https://www.pennicottjourneys.com.au/jobs-hobart?fbclid=IwAR2ibfzF6jUeQdLdmMMZvC6j1XaHCfNr_5kmlmo8RjfsrTYXie5dJb4bMTY

We're hiring Hobart Office staff and Bruny Island Traveller Bus Driver/Guides

28/02/2021

IsoCHATS SEASON 4 | CHAPTER 1: Dr Jennie Small

The body is integral to tourism experiences: it is an embodied, sensuous and emotional experience.

In this presentation, Jennie Small questions how women experience their appearance on holiday, engaging the feminist social constructionist method, memory-work.

All welcome: 12pm, 5 March AEDT

https://utas.zoom.us/j/88619482854

18/02/2021

Join our team as a Reservations/Office Staff Member based at Coles Bay in Tasmania.

15/02/2021

New date.... all welcome!

Compass: The HTMResearch Speaker Series with Dr. Anne Hardy will now take place on Tuesday, February 23rd at 5:00pm. Check your calendar and see if you're free - you won't want to miss this presentation about , , and

https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/132462186967

01/06/2020

Iso-CHATS #6: The silence: What can we learn from people who don’t like to travel?

In this presentation, Professor Can Seng Ooi from the University of Tasmania, will reflect on those that do not like to travel. He observes that the voice for people who do not like to travel is rather silent. These persons do not like to travel for different reasons, ranging from financial pressures, accessibility challenges, induced anxiety to just not interested. This silence reveals how we have tacitly framed tourism, how we have come to imagine modern society, and how we have marginalised groups of people. He will reflect and discuss the implications for the practice community, for researchers, for theory and for ourselves personally.