Tag: travel

• A Private Pool in the Desert: Confronting Sustainability Paradoxes in Tourism

  Original article: A longitudinal analysis of judgement approaches to sustainability paradoxes by Dr Susann Power, Prof MariaLaura Di Domenico and Prof Graham Miller. Cite: Power, S., Di Domenico, M., & Miller, G. (2024). A longitudinal analysis of judgement approaches to sustainability paradoxes. Tourism Management, 102, 104877. Research in Plain Language: In 2010, I found myself in a…

  Susann Power

  April 17, 2026

  Academic Reflections, Speaking Plainly

  carbon emissions, environment, paradox, research in plain language, sustainability, sustainable tourism, tourism, tourism experiences, tourism growth, travel

• Becoming a Human Book: Reflections From Rathlin Island’s Human Library

  Sometimes, as academics, our work takes us into unexpected spaces, both intellectually and geographically. One such moment arrived when I agreed to become a Human Book at a Human Library event on Rathlin Island. The gathering was hosted by the Rathlin Development and Community Association and the Ulster University Rathlin-Research Forum as part of the Northern Ireland…

  Susann Power

  February 22, 2026

  Academic Encounters, Academic Reflections, Beach

  adventure, Beach, community activism, enviro-leisure activism, Future Island-Island, Human Book, Human Library, Knowledge Exchange, marine litter, nature, Rathlin, solastalgia, travel, writing