News of the Cultural Geography Group
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Mass tourism threatens our wellbeing - The threats which mass tourism poses to our wellbeing is the subject of much debate in the Dutch media nowadays. Below are links to news items (in...
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Sadly missed: Teus Kamphorst and Jan Willem te Kloeze
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Checkpoint study earned distinction for GEO PhD student - Alexandra Rijke successfully defended her PhD thesis on 15 November 2019 and graduated cum laude with ‘The Land of the Checkpoints, A study of... -
Travel industry should cater more to tourists with disabilities - A report has been published to inform the Dutch tourism sector to treat tourists with a disability just like other tourists. -
Celebrate World Tourism Day by joining the online courses on Sustainable Tourism - On 27 September, events will be organized all around the globe to celebrate World Tourism Day. This year’s theme is ‘Tourism and Jobs: a... -
Report on how to achieve balanced growth of tourism published - A report on how government authorities, entrepreneurs, residents and knowledge institutes can contribute to a balanced growth of inbound and domestic... -
Sustainable tourism MOOC among top 10 edX finalists - An online sustainable tourism course produced by the Cultural Geography group is one of two finalists from Wageningen University which are among the... -
Junior lecturer needed for GEO - We are looking for a creative, enthusiastic and motivated lecturer, with a strong background in social theory and affinity to space, place,... -
Best article 2017 in Migration Studies has GEO lecturer among co-authors - The annual prize for the best article in 2017 in Migration Studies is written by Ken Horvath, Anna Amelina and Karin Peters. -
No cakes with plastics - The Cultural Geography chair group hopes to put an end to the use of plastic utensils during its group functions by giving each staff and PhD student...