Brent Lovelock

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University of Otago

New Zealand

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Articles (10)

Promoting the thrills: a study of emotional reactions to advertisements for fright tourism heritage attractions

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2023

Liberating sustainability indicators: developing and implementing a community-operated tourism sustainability indicator system in Boga Lake, Bangladesh

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2023

‘They sure do have a pretty colour palette!’: the problematic promotion of invasive species as tourism icons

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2023

How are tourism businesses adapting to COVID-19? Perspectives from the fright tourism industry

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2023

Tourists’ (mis)understandings of nature: international and domestic visitors’ perceptions of invasive alien plants in New Zealand

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2023

Labour, necessity-induced (im)mobilities, and the hotel industry: a developing country perspective

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2022

Should tourists care more about invasive species? International and domestic visitors’ perceptions of invasive plants and their control in New Zealand

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2022

Alleviating Indigenous poverty through tourism: the role of NGOs

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2022

Societal Factors Influencing Hunting Participation Decline in Japan: An Exploratory Study of Two Prefectures

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2022

Challenges associated with implementing discriminatory pricing: the case of international tourist anglers in New Zealand

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2020

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Willem Coetzee

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University of Western Sydney

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Anna Carr

University of Otago

NEW ZEALAND

Brent Lovelock

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Articles (10)

Promoting the thrills: a study of emotional reactions to advertisements for fright tourism heritage attractions

Liberating sustainability indicators: developing and implementing a community-operated tourism sustainability indicator system in Boga Lake, Bangladesh

‘They sure do have a pretty colour palette!’: the problematic promotion of invasive species as tourism icons

How are tourism businesses adapting to COVID-19? Perspectives from the fright tourism industry

Tourists’ (mis)understandings of nature: international and domestic visitors’ perceptions of invasive alien plants in New Zealand

Labour, necessity-induced (im)mobilities, and the hotel industry: a developing country perspective

Should tourists care more about invasive species? International and domestic visitors’ perceptions of invasive plants and their control in New Zealand

Alleviating Indigenous poverty through tourism: the role of NGOs

Societal Factors Influencing Hunting Participation Decline in Japan: An Exploratory Study of Two Prefectures

Challenges associated with implementing discriminatory pricing: the case of international tourist anglers in New Zealand

Collaborators (2)

Willem Coetzee

Anna Carr

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