Phase 2 of the Master TDM 2017-18 took our students to Asia Pacific. They conducted field research at three distinct types of tourism destinations – a city destination, a developing destination with a rural character, and a mature destination with a long history of tourism development. This year’s Master TDM class visited Melbourne, Sri Lanka, and Bali. Here we present some […]
Phase 2 of the Master TDM 2017-18 takes our students to Asia Pacific. They are conducting field research in three distinct types of tourism destinations – a city destination, a developing destination with a rural character, and a mature destination with a long history of tourism development. This year’s Master TDM class visits Melbourne, Sri Lanka, and Bali. Here […]
The Master in Tourism Destination Management is a unique and highly interdisciplinary study programme. Students from all over the world join the course with different educational backgrounds, perspectives and motivations. Consequently, the career paths that TDM alumni take are hardly comparable. Job opportunities after completing the programme are versatile and include both private- and public sector positions […]
Phase 2 of the Master TDM 2017-18 takes our students to Asia Pacific. They are conducting field research in three distinct types of tourism destinations – a city destination, a developing destination with a rural character, and a mature destination with a long history of tourism development. This year’s Master TDM class visits Melbourne, Sri Lanka, and Bali. […]
This year, our Master TDM students visited Melbourne, Australia; South Coast, Sri Lanka; and Bali, Indonesia as part of the second phase of their Master programme. Here you can read the blogs of some of our Master TDM students about their field research and reflections from the second destination: Sri Lanka. Enjoy the read!
Sri Lanka was […]
Earlier we had a blogpost about the field research project in Sydney written by one of our German students. As you can imagine it may take a little bit more preparation to travel to Australia for a student from Iran…
…but luckily our Master TDM student from Iran had the opportunity to participate in the […]
This study begins to fill the gap in tourism literature in examining the tourism structures from the perspective of a socialist-market economy with a single-party political system like Vietnam. At present, Central Vietnam (CV) has three different types of administrative layers and existing different tourism structures of destination management organisations (DMOs), like co-operations of […]
Friday 08 May our Master TDM students have finished their second phase by presenting their results in the beautiful meeting room of the W retreat Bali.
Three months have passed since they embarked their first flight to Melbourne. Their first month in Australia was one to never forget, with many expectations the students were […]
BAGAN EXPERIENCE: TRAVEL & SEE
Bagan lies in central Myanmar and is one of the world’s greatest archaeological sites framed with a hazy grey sandy atmosphere, a destination that can be compared to Machu Picchu or Angkor Wat. I arrived in Bagan(Nyaung-U) early in the morning 5:25am having traveled over 10 and half hours along […]
Master TDM Research in Myanmar by Eline Bienefelt Today is ten days ago that we arrived in Myanmar, in the capital city Yangon. The first impression of this country is warm, chaotic, and poor but with friendly and open people. Mingalaba! Is what you hear everywhere around you which means: welcome, I’m curious about […]
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