One of our key competencies at the Center for Hospitality and Experience Economy is that we conduct a lot of research ourselves. It is however important the stress, that our research differs in some parts from more traditional research projects.
Consequently we are 100% independent in terms of funding. In other words, we are not reliant on getting research grants from the companies that are involved in our research projects, and the research that we conduct is therefore not affected by third parties or interest groups
All our research projects are done on a collaboration with companies from our line of industry. In our opinion, this is a crucial element in any research, so that the knowledge we collect, can be conveyed directly to companies.
We have a strict hands-on focus in everything we do. We firmly believe, that research is only relevant, if it creates value to the lines of industry we work with.
As a sector nowadays, tourism is highly influenced by factors such as Globalisation, Sustainability as well as Information and Communication Technology (ICT). Especially sustainability, which balances environmental concerns with a general desire for economic growth, is increasingly becoming a very big subject area within the tourism industry. Similarly, ICT has revolutionized the tourism sector during the last 10 years.
Future developments, positive and negative outcomes of tourism – and how will we deal with them - are points of focal interest in relation to the general discussions about tourism. Subject areas of particularly interest are:
At the Center for Hospitality and Experience Economy, we possess a strong combination of theoretical and practical knowledge and experience in sport and event management. Years of teaching, researching, networking and working closely with the relevant industries have given us valuable insight into most aspects of the sports and event industry.
The focus area is the overall management of events and firms within the sports and event industry. Subject areas that are particularly relevant in relation to this are:
In the MICE market Copenhagen ranks 4th and Denmark 14th globally when it comes to the most visited cities and countries for congresses. The preferred choice of Denmark as a MICE venue is backed up by a multitude of transport links and proximity to international hubs alike, world leading IT solutions and a comprehensive selection of facilities and accommodation.
At the Center for Hospitality and Experience Economy, we offer a unique combination of extensive practical experience within the above areas - as well as academic insights and networking within the industries.
We focus on delivering knowledge and knowhow to relevant subject such as:
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