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art & design 29
https://doi.org/10.34074/scop.1029
Hospitality and Tourism
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– Date of Publishing: 2025
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Adrian Woodhouse,
- Unlearning Hospitality and Tourism: Towards Practices of Refusal and Regeneration
D M Price,
- Mana and the Pass: Māori Perspectives on Well-Being in Kitchen Culture
Tony Heptinstall,
- Threads of Memory: Navigating the AI-Human Border in Culinary Education
Madura Thivanka Pathirana,
- Sri Lanka’s Tourism: Avoiding Bali 2.0 By Balancing Growth with Preservation
Kaitlyn Sifford,
- Veiled by Shadows: A Graduate Student’s Tale of Becoming and Dissent in Quest of the Ivory Tower
Stefanie Benjamin,
- The Fight Within: Autoethnographic Poetry as Defiance in Academia
Shawn Bucher,
- Me, The Bear, and I: From Burning Stoves to Burning Questions
Chloe Humphreys,
- Manaakitaka Reka: A Collaborative Kai Experience
Edward Loveman,
William Rupp,
- Walking the Waterways: Using Travel Diaries to (Re)story the Canal
Rachel Byars,
Helen Geytenbeek,
- Beyond Kia Ora: Investigating Manaakitanga in Tourist-Local Interactions
Juliane Tautz,
- Challenging the Logic of “She’ll be right”: Fostering Well-Being Within Professional Kitchens
Sylvia Dwen,
- Growing Hauora: A Personal Journey of Sustainable Practice and Nature-Based Learning
Sarj Hada,
- Mise en Place for the Soul: A Culinary Framework for Well-Being
Sarj Hada,
Roger Martin,
Lauren Moyes,
Sandra Prebble,
Michael Rodriguez,
Yunzhen Zhang,
- Challenges Encountered by International Tourism and Hospitality Students in Large Classes
Will Mordido,
- Crafting Culinary Identity: A Framework of Practice Rooted in Reflection and Growth
Noel Remacle,
- Rethinking Baking Education: From Technocratic Training to Industry-Responsive Learning
Hayley Dodd,
- Inspiration and Contemporary Design Practice in Pūmanawa for the Sweet Kitchen
Warren Guest,
- Curriculum Design in the Australian Food Trades: Placing Industry at the Heart
Nohema García Castañeda,
Kai Sean Lee,
- “Is This Tuna?” and “What the Fuck Is a Chef Knife?”: Unlearning Culinary Arts
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