Reimagining South Pacific tourism post-pandemic
Seeking sustainable, self-determined development
Publications
Fruits from the South Seas
An essential characteristic of the movement to decolonize Pacific research is that of conducting empowering, emancipatory, engaging, and beneficial research that respects indigenous communities. The planned knowledge transfer activities of this research endeavor go beyond conventional academic publications. Building accountability into all stages of the research process ensures that benefits accrue to research participants in different ways, in forms that are most appropriate, effective, and meaningful for them - this is your space to find the fruits from the South Seas, that is, the findings from this research.
Research Reports
Measuring the wellbeing of tourism-reliant communities in the South Pacific during the COVID-19 pandemic
Journal Articles
Behind the ‘world’s friendliest COVID protocols’, Fiji’s health system remains stretched and struggling
Blogs/Opinion Pieces
Pacific Aviation is struggling to take off after the Pandemic: How can the Blue Continent stay connected?
Presentations
Recorded Seminar - Development in a world of disorder: Tourism, COVID-19 and the adaptivity of South Pacific people (2020)
Recorded Seminar - Pacific people's views of environmental wellbeing during the pandemic (2022)
Transforming Tourism Talk
Regina's Keynote at IAG/NZGS 2021
Presenting key research findings and shaping new narratives of development in the Pacific
