Arriving in Bangkok, after being at one of the greenest and most quite places in Australia, can be quite shocking and overwhelming. For me Bangkok held all the promises that were made to me. It is big, unorganized, dirty, loud, and colorful and has many areas to explore. Also for the research area, that […]
After five month of intense studying in Breda, we finally left to the long- awaited fieldtrip to South- East Asia. First stop: Australia. I was very excited and curious about everything that was lying ahead of me. Simultaneously, I sensed some uncertainty, as I did not know what to expect from this trip.
We spent […]
Hi, my name is Maarten Pennings, TDM graduate 2010/2011. I just received the TDM Alumni book and I must say that it is a pleasure to read what career paths people started to follow after the Master program. It shows once more that the world has a lot of opportunities to offer you after […]
Every year, bachelor graduates raise specific questions related to the added value of the (NHTV) Master in Tourism Destination Management course. Especially in comparison to their Bachelor programme or compared to other Master degrees at other universities in The Netherlands or abroad.
On 19 March NHTV opens its doors to the general public. This is a great opportunity to ask questions to students and lecturers and get a taste of the atmosphere.
You can find ITMC on the second floor of the main building at Hopmansstraat 1.
Directions to the various locations can be found here.
Free buses go […]
The Tourism Destination Management students have arrived at the first destination of their field research: Melbourne; their new (research) home for a month. Let us share a quick overview of their first week:
We are very proud to announce that last week another batch of 12 NHTV students received their master in Tourism Destination Management degree. Their thesis topics were as interesting as varied:
Social Media and Tourism destination Marketing
The effect of regional tourism collaboration on member destination – Kenya
How tourism contributes to corporate and societal Responsibility creating new […]
We had two days of very interesting meetings with enthusiastic young professionals who are looking to expand their knowledge and broaden their horizons.
If all hotels would just get rid of their customer satisfaction surveys and instead invite their guests to share their thoughts on review websites, it would be a win-win situation for everyone.
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