Emmanuel Akwasi Adu-Ampong

Assistant Professor

Wageningen University & Research

Netherlands

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Emmanuel Akwasi Adu-Ampong is an Assistant Professor at Wageningen University & Research in the Netherlands. His research areas include tourism planning and development, urban informal settlements, and the heritage of slavery in tourism contexts. He has published extensively on topics such as governance in urban environments and the impact of tourism on local communities. His recent works examine the intersections of memory, commodification, and tourism in both African and global contexts.

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Articles (11)

The making of urban informal settlements: Critical junctures and path dependency in governing Abuja, Nigeria

Tourism Planning and Development @ 20 years: New Editorial Board 2024

Twenty Years of Tourism Planning and Development : Looking Back to Look Forward

The state, political trigger events and path creation in tourism destination in Ethiopia

“We Closed Down Mpape on the Judgement Day”: Resistance and Place-Making in Urban Informal Settlements in Abuja, Nigeria

The embodied absence of the past: Slavery heritage and the transformative memory work of tourism

Commemoration and commodification: slavery heritage, Black travel and the #YearofReturn2019 in Ghana

Mind the gap: A systematic review of the knowledge contribution claims in adventure tourism research

Tourism and Hospitality Research in the Peripheries: Thematic Focus and a Research Agenda from Ghana

Residents with camera: Exploring tourism impacts through participant-generated images

“But You Are Also Ghanaian, You Should Know”: Negotiating the Insider–Outsider Research Positionality in the Fieldwork Encounter

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Gill Pomfret

Ellis Adams

Adele Doran

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