Thank you for joining our #SCUE webinar and a very special thank you to our panelists and presenters! #SMETNET

If Breaker is your go-to #podcast app, you can find our #Tourism and/in the #Metropolis series here - breaker.audio/tourism-and-sl…

We are on #GooglePodcasts now! You can find us here and listen to our first episode on new #tourism experiences, #gentrification, and #metropolitan #futures! podcasts.google.com/feed/aHR0cHM6L…

The promise and perils of tourism resilience... SMeT-NET member @johannesnovy in The Conversation why ‘bouncing back’ might not be such a good idea after all. theconversation.com/amsterdam-is-l…

New in #TourismGeographic On tourism and resilience: “the concept of resilience is in danger of becoming as empty a notion as sustainability.” by Johannes Novy link.medium.com/U7l2GMw9dhb Alan A. Lew @paddybrouder

Hot off the press (but sadly in German only): SMeT-NET member @johannesnovy has co-authored a guest article for the "75 Visions for Berlin" series of the newspaper "Der Tagesspiegel" about Berlin's tourism concept (or lack thereof). m.tagesspiegel.de/berlin/75-visi…

📢 Second #CfP: Happy to announce we have extended the deadline for abstract submission to August 16. For informal discussions, contact us here or on [email protected] (or send abstracts of your chapter ideas of max. 750 words). More info: blog.westminster.ac.uk/metropolitanto…

📢 Reminder: Deadline for abstracts and manuscripts for our edited volume is Monday, August 16

What a pleasure to finally meet our wonderful colleagues from around the world who are contributing to our forthcoming publication "Tourism and/in the Metropolis" and to spend the day engaging in productive and stimulating discussions with them.

In this frame: Marseille’s quartier Nord Out of this frame: a group of Université Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne IREST - Paris 1 SMeT-NET lecturers and master students trying to brave* the Provençal Mistral wind in an attempt to engage in some #MetropolitanTourism *clutching on for dear life

Next stop: London in June for our #Tourism and/in the #Metropolis book workshop + public round table

The SMeT-NET teaching exchange continues, as one of the network's main pillars - this time with IREST - Paris 1's Sébastien Jacquot's great lecture on #Genoa and birth of #UrbanTourism to @tourismuniwest's students. A perfect case study for the #TourismAndTheMediterranean module!

Our Architectural Humanities Research Association Research Student #Symposium #VoicesInArchitecture at the University of Westminster is promising a lot of meaningful conversations around some of the crucial topics and voices to be heard. Join us next week: eventbrite.co.uk/e/voices-in-ar…

Great to see this paper by Ilaria Pappalepore and Maria Gravari-Barbas from IREST - Paris 1 has been published. A fascinating account of how the pandemic encouraged a 'localisation' of city tourism. Funded by #SCUE and available via the University of Westminster repository. westminsterresearch.westminster.ac.uk/item/vvy40/tal…

#EventAlert Join us next Friday at University of Westminster as we discuss all things metropolitan (and tourism): issues, opportunities, past examples and future(s). We would love to hear questions and experiences from academia, practice and residents: londonfestivalofarchitecture.org/event/tourism-… #LFA2022

IBAs “are not magic bullets … [b]ut they can and often do provide important impulses, locally and beyond”. @johannesnovy in the RTPI magazine “The Planner” on why building exhibitions might also be worth having in the UK. theplanner.co.uk/opinion/planni…