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 …
Contested civilities: state media, cultural identity, and the transformation of Chinese tourist subjectivity in the pre-pandemic era Research by Michael O’Regan Visualizing my research from the Journal of Tourism and Cultural Change (2025) DOI: 10.1080/14766825.2025.2526548ISSN: 1476-6825 Introduction The “Problem Tourist” …
Michael O’Regan, Glasgow Caledonian University Sep 08, 2025 Introduction The academic literature on sustainable tourism frequently showcases certain destinations as exemplars of best practice, with Bhutan standing as perhaps the most celebrated case study, its ‘high-value, low-impact’ tourism policy seen …
Original Content by RGS-IBG Managing Editor: Academic PublicationsSeptember 16, 2025 By Michael O’Regan, Glasgow Caledonian University Brexit didn’t just redraw political boundaries—it fundamentally transformed the geography of opportunity for young Europeans. Where once a young person from Manchester could seamlessly transition to …
Delighted to have joined the discussion on overtourism and infrastructure in Scotland on STV’s Scotland Tonight last night. Thank you to Rona Dougall for her thoughtful hosting and to Sarah Heward, Founder & Director at The Real Food Cafe, Tyndrum, …
This study examines how Chinese state-controlled English-language media framed ‘problem tourists’ as a significant cultural and political issue during China’s unprecedented tourism expansion from 2005-2018. Through thematic framing analysis of 303 articles from China Daily and Global Times, this study …
I was interviewed for a article in the Globe and Mail about excessive tourism, from a Canadian perspective. International tourism levels are back to pre-COVID levels, but there is uneven distribution, said Michael O’Regan, lecturer in tourism and events at …
Some quotes in Choice magazine the UK version of Which? regarding B-Corp. Choice Magazine customers are primarily consumers in Australia who benefit from the magazine’s expert, unbiased reviews, testing, and analysis of products and services. The magazine, published by CHOICE, a non-profit consumer …