Delighted to share some thoughts with Liyana Illyas for Inc. Magazine on the rise of immersive fantasy vacation rentals and media-induced tourism:👉 https://www.inc.com/liyana-illyas/left-tech-build-fantasy-rentals-now-each-could-gross-125000/91413856 Drawing on my research into Harry Potter and screen tourism, we discussed why fans are eager to …
Delighted to have presented some work in progress research at The Common City Conference 2026, hosted by Uppsala University’s Institute for Housing and Urban Research (IBF). I participated in the session “P13: Contested legacies: Linking struggles against overtourism and mega-events,” …
Great to present the paper on Youth Mobility today ar #IRC2026#IGU -in the session – Immobility, Stuckness, and Work. I presented research that with Prof. Jaeyeon Choe that examines how modern visa architectures systematically manufacture immobility, stuckness, and precarious labor. …
As HBO prepares to reopen the doors of Hogwarts with its upcoming decade-long TV adaptation of Harry Potter, a fresh wave of Pottermania is set to sweep the globe. But while fans are debating casting choices and story arcs, another …
New Book: Encyclopedia of Mobilities Elgar Encyclopedias in the Social Sciences series Edited by Peter Adey, Professor, School of Social Sciences, Monash University, Australia, Weiqiang Lin, Associate Professor, Department of Geography, National University of Singapore and Kaya Barry, Senior Lecturer, …
Michael O’Regan, a lecturer in tourism and events at Glasgow Caledonian University’s Glasgow School for Business and Society agrees that Cyprus will suffer this summer following the attack, it is mainly the British market that will be impacted as the missile was …
I am thrilled to announce the publication of our latest article, “Constrained mobilities: exploring the experiences of offloaded tourists in the Philippines,” now live in the journal Mobilities! Have you ever heard of “offloading”? In the Philippines, thousands of legitimate …
Had a great (but very) early start joining Sean Farrington on BBC Radio 5 Live’s “Wake Up to Money” this morning. ☕️ We dove into the debate surrounding Rome’s decision to introduce an entrance fee for the iconic Trevi Fountain. …
Fresh from the postbox! 📬 My contributor copy of The Stir has arrived. I’m incredibly proud to have my feature on B-Corps included in this collection of serious, thought-provoking essays. The Stir is doing important work—publishing in-depth articles that challenge …
I spoke to CGTN Europe about the potential introduction of a tourist tax in London, comparing it to similar measures in cities such as Rome, Barcelona, and Edinburgh. I outlined proposed methods of taxation, possible uses of the revenue, and …