Updated on 2026/06/20

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Husna Zainal ABIDIN
 
Name of department
Faculty of Tourism, Department of Tourism
Job title
Associate Professor
Mail Address
E-mail address
External link

Education

  • 2016
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    2021

    University of Surrey, United Kingdom   School of Hospitality, Tourism and Events Management   PhD, Tourism Management  

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    First student in the faculty to be accepted directly into the PhD program after the Bachelors Degree. Awarded a scholarship by the Faculty of Arts and Social Science, University of Surrey, United Kingdom

  • 2013
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    2016

    University of Surrey   School of Hospitality and Tourism Management   BSc (Hons) Tourism Management  

Degree

  • PhD   2021

  • BSc (Hons) Tourism Management   2016

Academic & Professional Experience

  • 2024.04
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    Now

    Wakayama University   Faculty of Tourism, Department of Tourism   Associate Professor

  • 2021.09
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    2024.03

    Wakayama University   Center for Tourism Research   Lecturer

  • 2020.01
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    2021.01

    University of Surrey   School of Hospitality, Tourism and Events Management   Teaching Fellow   Teaching Fellow

  • 2019.05
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    2019.07

    University of Surrey   School of Hospitality, Tourism and Events Management   Research Assistant

Association Memberships

  • 2024.01
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    Now

    Malaysia-Japan Academic Assosiation

  • 2023.06
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    2024.06

    Japan Tourism Management Association

  • 2022.05
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    2023.05

    Japan Society for Tourism Studies

  • 2018
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    2020

    International Federation for IT and Travel & Tourism (IFITT)

Research Areas

  • Humanities & social sciences / Tourism studies / Service Design, Technology in Tourism, Destination Management, Muslim Travel

Classes (including Experimental Classes, Seminars, Graduation Thesis Guidance, Graduation Research, and Topical Research)

  • 2025   Culture and thoughts in the age of Internationalization   Liberal Arts and Sciences Subjects

  • 2025   Internship J   Specialized Subjects

  • 2025   SeminarⅠ   Specialized Subjects

  • 2025   Critical Tourism Issues B   Specialized Subjects

  • 2025   Principles of Tourism A   Specialized Subjects

  • 2025   Activity for Project   Specialized Subjects

  • 2025   Tourist Behavior   Specialized Subjects

  • 2024   Culture and thoughts in the age of Internationalization   Liberal Arts and Sciences Subjects

  • 2024   Principles of Tourism A   Specialized Subjects

  • 2024   Tourist Behavior   Specialized Subjects

  • 2023   Critical Tourism Issues B   Specialized Subjects

  • 2023   Culture and thoughts in the age of Internationalization   Liberal Arts and Sciences Subjects

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Independent study

  • 2024   Tourist Behaviour and Destination Marketing in Kansai Prefecture

Classes

  • 2025   Tourism Marketing Research B   Master's Course

  • 2025   Tourism Marketing Research A   Master's Course

  • 2025   Tourism DX  

  • 2025   Professional Writing I  

  • 2025   Destination Project I  

  • 2025   Destination Project Ⅱ  

  • 2025   Professional Writing Ⅱ  

  • 2025   Current Situations of Tourism Destinations  

  • 2025   Destination Field-Research  

  • 2025   Research Methodology in Tourism   Doctoral Course

  • 2025   Thesis   Doctoral Course

  • 2024   Destination Field-Research  

  • 2024   Current Situations of Tourism Destinations  

  • 2024   Tourism Marketing Research(M)   Master's Course

  • 2023   Tourism Marketing Research(M)   Master's Course

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Papers and Awards Received Related to Improving Education

  • 2024   Faculty of Tourism Award   Faculty of Tourism, Wakayama University   Domestic

Research Interests

  • Technology and Tourism

  • Tourism Management

  • Muslim travel

  • Service Design

Published Papers

  • Local perspectives on preferable tourism futures: insights from Finland and Japan

    Aarni Tuomi, Husna Zainal-Abidin

    Journal of Tourism Futures ( Emerald Insight )    2025.11  [Refereed]

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    Purpose
    Sustainable tourism development has been a key strategy for future destination development, yet much of the research predominantly focuses on tourists' needs, often overlooking host community perspectives. Following the “local turn,” this study aims to address this gap by investigating preferable tourism futures in lesser-known and rural destinations from the host's viewpoint.

    Design/methodology/approach
    Using a qualitative approach, a series of Lego Serious Play workshops was conducted in August 2024 in Finland and in May 2024 in Japan with local participants (n = 36) to envision their preferable tourism futures in 2034.

    Findings
    This study highlights the importance of balancing preservation and innovation to achieve sustainable tourism development from the bottom-up. In particular, findings demonstrate the value of engaging local communities in shaping tourism strategies, revealing nuanced preferences across cultures. Finnish participants emphasized gradual improvements, community well-being and accessibility, reflecting European sustainability values. Conversely, Japanese participants prioritized heritage preservation and resilience, shaped by environmental and sociocultural challenges unique to the region.

    Originality/value
    These comparative insights illustrate that community-driven approaches to tourism development can foster sustainable and equitable insights on preferable tourism futures. This study offers practical implications for policymakers and practitioners, emphasizing the need to integrate local perspectives into tourism planning to achieve buy-in through balanced and future-ready outcomes, particularly to enhance the resilience of lesser-known destinations amidst global uncertainties.

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  • Digital cultural tourism: older adults’ acceptance and use of digital cultural tourism services

    Aarni Tuomi, Elina Moreira Kares, Husna Zainal Abidin

    Scandinavian Journal of Hospitality and Tourism ( Informa UK Limited )    1 - 22   2023.09  [Refereed]

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  • The antecedents of digital collaboration through an enhanced digital platform for destination management: A micro-DMO perspective

    Husna Zainal-Abidin, Caroline Scarles, Christine Lundberg （Part： Lead author,　Corresponding author )

    Tourism Management     2023.06  [Refereed]

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  • Video games and place branding: A netnographic study of Assassin’s Creed Shadows

    Aarni Tuomi, Husna Zainal Abidin, Mário Passos Ascenção

    Matkailututkimus ( Matkailututkimus )  22 ( 1 )   2026.06  [Refereed]

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    Video games offer tourism stakeholders new opportunities for diversification. Focusing on Assassin’s Creed Shadows, a video game set in feudal Japan, we explore the feasibility of leveraging the game as part of Wakayama Prefecture’s tourism offering, a specific region prominently featured in the game. Implications for how Finnish tourism industry might leverage video game tourism in a similar manner are drawn. A two-part multimethod exploratory study is conducted: 1) a study of popular online discussion forum r/AssassinsCreedShadows (forum threads n=150 & comments n=421), drawing inspiration from the broader research tradition of netnography, and 2) a qualitative survey (n=38) with local tourism stakeholders in and prospective international visitors to Wakayama Prefecture. Findings show how players organically discuss tourism-related topics, e.g. building real-life itineraries based on Kansai-area locations seen in-game or sharing tips for what to pack for a visit to Japan. This provides support for the potential positive effect Assassin’s Creed Shadows might have for inbound international tourism in Japan. The qualitative survey further shows a generally positive attitude towards theming different tourism offerings, e.g. restaurant experiences, photospots, or game-inspired activities such as ‘leap of faiths’, around the game. However, caution is needed so that new initiatives do not disrupt local heritage or residents’ day-to-day life. This paper brings nuance to the concept of authenticity of tourism experience by introducing prospect-based authenticity – a desire to validate imagined experiences before they even happen – to design and develop tourism offerings.

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  • A Comparative Study of Traditional Kyo-Machiya in Japan and Traditional Malacca Townhouses in Malaysia

    Nurdiyana Zainal Abidin, Husna Zainal Abidin, Liyana Hasnan, Noor Hashimah Hashim Lim

    Proceedings of the Malaysia-Japan Visionaries Conference 2024 ( Springer Nature Singapore )    471 - 483   2026.03  [Refereed]

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  • Developing Muslim-Friendly Tourism in Non-Muslim Destinations: Insights from Stakeholders in Japan

    Husna ZAINAL ABIDIN, Cahaya Rizka PUTRI （Part： Lead author,　Corresponding author )

    Proceedings of the APacCHRIE 2026 Conference     2026  [Refereed]  [Invited]

  • Exploring the pedagogical potential of digital dome theatre in tourism education

    Husna Zainal Abidin, Yurika Shibamoto, Yumi Oura （Part： Lead author,　Corresponding author )

    Proceedings of the APacCHRIE 2026 Conference     2026  [Refereed]

  • Convincingness of AI-Generated Restaurant Reviews

    Aarni Tuomi, Husna Zainal Abidin, Pasi Tuominen, Mário Passos Ascenção

    Information and Communication Technologies in Tourism 2025     2025.05  [Refereed]

    DOI

  • Exploring preferable climate futures in tourism

    Husna ZAINAL ABIDIN, Aarni TUOMI （Part： Lead author )

    Wakayama Tourism Review ( Center for Tourism Research )  6   36 - 38   2025.04  [Refereed]

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    The article highlights the importance of older adults as key contributors to climate change mitigation solutions. In conjunction with younger generations, their involvement is crucial for fostering sustainable tourism futures. The paper outlines a research project focused on understanding the perspectives of local residents in Finland and Japan regarding sustainable tourism in 2034. Employing a multimethod approach, including qualitative surveys, co-creation workshops, and AI-generated virtual galleries, the project seeks to inform tourism policy and business practices. The findings are expected to offer insights for community-led tourism development and the role of emerging technologies in visualizing preferable futures.

    DOI

  • Exploring Older Adults’ Views of Future Sustainable Destination Development

    Husna Zainal Abidin, Aarni Tuomi, Alia Rahman （Part： Lead author,　Corresponding author )

    Proceedings of the 4th ATLAS-Critical Tourism Studies Asia Pacific Conference     2025.01  [Refereed]

  • Book Review: Digital Transformation and Innovation in Tourism Events, edited by Azizul Hassan.

    Victoria-Ann Verkerk, Husna Zainal Abidin

    Journal of Hospitality and Tourism Management     2024.12  [Refereed]

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  • Getting Smart? A Research Note into Smart Tourism Curriculum and Implications on Generation Alpha and Beta

    Aaron Tham, Husna Zainal Abidin （Part： Last author )

    Journal of Smart Tourism   3 ( 1 ) 35 - 39   2023.03  [Refereed]

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  • Older Adults’ Perceptions of Digital Cultural Tourism in ‘Super-Aged’ Nations: The Case of Finland and Japan

    Aarni Tuomi, Elina Moreira Kares （Part： Lead author,　Corresponding author )

    Information and Communication Technologies in Tourism 2023 ( Springer Nature Switzerland )    361 - 366   2023

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    <jats:title>Abstract</jats:title><jats:p>Older adults have been recognized as a key tourist segment for cultural tourism. Despite the growing population of older adults, limited research have explored their experiences and needs within digital cultural experiences. Therefore, this research note takes on an exploratory approach in understanding older adults’ perceptions towards digital cultural experiences in the context of two ‘super-aged’ nations: Finland and Japan. The findings illustrate that differences do exist, and that Finnish older adults are found to be more open to technology-use in the context of digital cultural experiences than their Japanese counterparts. Implications for e-tourism research and management are discussed.</jats:p>

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  • Addressing water scarcity in the Japanese tourism sector: A pro-environmental behaviour approach

    Husna Zainal Abidin （Part： Lead author )

    Wakayama Tourism Review   3   40 - 43   2022.03  [Refereed]  [Invited]

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  • A review of tourism impacts and strategies: An introduction to Wakayama Tourism Review Volume 2

    Husna ZAINAL ABIDIN （Part： Lead author )

    Wakayama Tourism Review   2   5 - 6   2022.03  [Refereed]  [Invited]

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  • Reconceptualisation of digital cultures of DMOs through an enhanced digital platform

    Husna Zainal Abidin

        2021

  • Micro-mobilities in curated spaces: agency, autonomy and dwelling in visitor experiences of augmented reality in arts and heritage

    Caroline Scarles, Helen Treharne, Matthew Casey, Husna Zainal Abidin

    Mobilities ( Informa UK Limited )  15 ( 6 ) 776 - 791   2020.09  [Refereed]

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  • Digital Collaboration: A Solution for Destinations

    Husna Zainal Abidin （Part： Lead author )

    e-Review of Tourism Research   16 ( 2/3 ) 205 - 214   2019.01  [Refereed]

  • Inferences and Decision Heuristics in Peer-to-Peer Accommodation Booking

    Chen, Yujia, Liu, Shasha, Tussyadiah, Iis, Abidin, Husna Zainal, Zarezadeh, Zara （Part： Last author )

    ENTER 2019   16 ( 2/3 )   2019.01  [Refereed]

  • Digital Futures: Augmented Reality in Arts and Heritage

    Husna Zainal Abidin

    ( University of Surrey )    2019

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Books etc

Misc

  • High tech, high touch, high hospitality

    Tuomi, Aa, Ascenção, M. P, Zainal Abidin, H （Part： Last author )

    ( Haaga-Helia University of Applied Sciences )    2022.03  [Invited]

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    Technology does not replace the human experience, but in fact, should only complement the hospitality service. This article discusses how in high-hospitality, technology and people dance together as high-touch is matched with high-tech.

  • Digital Futures: Augmented Reality in Arts and Heritage, University of Surrey (in partnership with Watts Gallery – Artists’ Village & Smartify)

    Scarles, C, Zainal Abidin, H, Bailey, E, Helen, T

        2019  [Invited]

Awards & Honors

  • Best Paper Award

    Winner： Kaede Sano, Caroline Scarles

    2023.12   Travel and Tourism Research Association (TTRA) Asia Pacific Chapter   Exploring tourists’ perceptions on the use of generative AI: Using ChatGPT for travel planning to Japan

  • Doctoral Studentship

    2016.09   University of Surrey, United Kingdom  

Conference Activities & Talks

  • Developing Muslim-Friendly Tourism in Non-Muslim Destinations: Insights from Stakeholders in Japan

    Husna ZAINAL ABIDIN, Cahaya Rizka PUTRI  [Invited]

    APacCHRIE 2026  2026.05.30  

  • Exploring the pedagogical potential of digital dome theatre in tourism education

    Husna ZAINAL ABIDIN, Yurika SHIBAMOTO, Yumi OURA  [Invited]

    APacCHRIE 2026  2026.05.29  

  • Transforming Tourism Education: Exploring How Digital Dome Theatres can Enhance Student Learning

    Husna ZAINAL ABIDIN, Yumi OURA, Yurika SHIBAMOTO

    33rd ENTER26 eTourism Conference: Advancing Tourism Technology for a Better Future  2026.01.30   (Breda University)  International Federation for IT and Travel & Tourism (IFITT)

  • Beyond VR and AR: Exploring the Potential of Digital Dome Theatres for Destination Marketing

    Rantoniaina Fintitsoa ANDRIANASOLO, Husna ZAINAL ABIDIN  [Invited]

    33rd ENTER26 eTourism Conference: Advancing Tourism Technology for a Better Future  2026.01.29   (Breda University)  International Federation for IT and Travel & Tourism (IFITT)

  • Enhancing Inclusivity and Diversity through Muslim-friendly Tourism

    Husna ZAINAL ABIDIN  [Invited]

    Tourism and Culture Class, Nara Prefectural University Japan  2025.12.08  

  • Exploring the use of immersive digital technologies for tourism education

    Husna ZAINAL ABIDIN, Yumi OURA, Yurika SHIBAMOTO  [Invited]

    CTR Research Forum  2025.11.11  

  • DMO Visit Surrey and DMOs in Japan

    Husna ZAINAL ABIDIN  [Invited]

    Tourism Destination Management [MAN3230], University of Surrey  2025.02.17   University of Surrey

  • Sustainable Tourism Development: Insights from Japan

    Husna ZAINAL ABIDIN  [Invited]

    Urban Renaissance. 3rd International Conference of Polytechnic University of the Philippines  2025.01.30   (Polytechnic University of the Philippines)  Polytechnic University of the Philippines

  • Unlocking Japan’s Potential in Muslim-Friendly Tourism

    Husna ZAINAL ABIDIN  [Invited]

    CATS Tourism Online Forum Series (TOFS) vol.44  2025.01.17   Center for Advanced Tourism Studies, Hokkaido University

  • Using LEGO Serious Play to explore Host Perspectives on Preferable Tourism Futures

    Aarni TUOMI, Husna ZAINAL ABIDIN

    32nd ENTER Tourism Conference  2025.01.17   (Wrocław)  International Federation for IT and Travel & Tourism

  • Convincingness of AI-generated Restaurant Reviews

    Aarni TUOMI, Husna ZAINAL ABIDIN

    32nd ENTER Tourism Conference  2025.01.17   (Wrocław)  International Federation for IT and Travel & Tourism

  • Supporting Early Career Researchers in Tourism

    Husna ZAINAL ABIDIN  [Invited]

    4th ATLAS-Critical Tourism Studies Asia Pacific Conference  2025.01.14   (Hainan University-Arizona State University Joint International Tourism College (HAITC))  4th ATLAS-Critical Tourism Studies Asia Pacific Conference

  • Exploring Older Adults’ Views of Future Sustainable Destination Development

    Husna ZAINAL ABIDIN, Aarni TUOMI, Alia RAHMAN

    4th ATLAS-Critical Tourism Studies Asia Pacific Conference  2025.01.13   (Hainan University-Arizona State University Joint International Tourism College (HAITC))  ATLAS Critical Tourism Studies

  • Exploring Muslim Friendly Tourism Development for Regional Revitalisation in Japan: A Visitor Perspective

    Husna ZAINAL ABIDIN  [Invited]

    International Conference on Halal and Fatwa (ICCoHaF)  2024.09.19   (Nilai Springs Resort Hotel)  Institute of Fatwa and Halal (IFFAH), Universiti Sains Islam, Malaysia

  • Preferable Futures For Tourism Development: Local Host Perspective From Japan And Malaysia

     [Invited]

    Malaysia Japan Visionaries Conference 2024  2024.09.15   (University of Tokyo)  Malaysia Japan Academic Association

  • Does Generative Artificial Intelligence Emotionally Influence The Travel Planning Experience Of Tourist? Comparing Traditional Information Searching Process With Chatgpt.

    Husna ZAINAL ABIDIN, Kaede SANO  [Invited]

    Asia Pacific Tourism Association (APTA) 2024  2024.07.04   (Galaxy International Convention Center Andaz)  Asia Pacific Tourism Association

  • Exploring a Design Thinking Approach for Digital Collaboration in Sustainable Tourism Development

     [Invited]

    INTI International University Online Symposium – Exploring Digital and Sustainable Tourism  2023.12.15   (INTI International University Malaysia)  INTI International University Malaysia

  • Exploring tourists’ perceptions on the use of generative AI: Using ChatGPT for travel planning to Japan

    Kaede Sano, Caroline Scarles  [Invited]

    Travel and Tourism Research Association (TTRA) Asia Pacific Annual Conference 2023  2023.12.02   (Sejong University, Seoul)  Travel and Tourism Research Association (TTRA) Asia Pacific Chapter

  • Task-technology fit and Destination Management Organisation (DMO): A visitors’ perspective

    Husna Zainal Abidin

    The Japan Society of Tourism Business Research 5th Tourism Management Conference  2023.06.11  

  • Digital Collaboration in Tourism

    Husna Zainal Abidin  [Invited]

    Academic Research Lab  2023.05.24  

  • Digital technologies and pro-environmental behaviours in tourism

    Husna Zainal Abidin  [Invited]

    Open Space Research Forum 2023  2023.05.19  

  • Tourism Management and Japan

    Husna Zainal Abidin  [Invited]

    Centre for Japanology Studies Summer Programme 2023  2023.05.18  

  • Smart Tourism Research

     [Invited]

    The SEARA Program Batch 8, Southeast Asia Research Academy (SEARA)  2023.03.15  

  • Research in Tourism Seminar

     [Invited]

    Research in Tourism Seminar, Hanoi University Vietnam  2023.02.18  

  • Digital Tools to improve Research: Managing information, synthesizing literature, and writing academic papers

     [Invited]

    CTR Workshop Series for Students & Young Researchers  2023.01.17  

  • Exploring digital stakeholder management in the UK and tourism space in Japan

    Husna ZAINAL ABIDIN  [Invited]

    Tourism Industry and Practice  2022.11.30  

  • Intercultural Experiences of a Malaysian Female Muslim in the UK and Japan

    Husna ZAINAL ABIDIN  [Invited]

    Intercultural Communication Seminar, Universiti Teknologi MARA Malaysia  2022.11.27  

  • Life in Japan

     [Invited]

    Japanese Culture Summer Program 2022, Wakayama University Japan  2022.08.03  

  • Digital cultural tourism: Exploring elderly tourists’ acceptance and use of digital cultural services in ‘super-aged’ nations

    Husna ZAINAL ABIDIN, Aarni TUOMI, Elina MOREIRA KARES  [Invited]

    Japan Society for Tourism Studies  2022.07.03  

  • Exploring the Marginalization of Muslim Women: Future Tourism research

    Husna ZAINAL ABIDIN, Joseph CHEER  [Invited]

    Critical Tourism Studies  2022.06.30  

  • Exploring Digital Collaboration in Destinations

    Font, X, Zainal-Abidin, H, Ling, E, Kim H.R, Lin, G, Li, M, Hsu, C, Zhang, S  [Invited]

    Surrey-HKPU Joint Behavioural Science Seminar  2021.10.20   (Online)  Hong Kong Polytechnic University and University of Surrey

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    Presented at a joint workshop between HKPU and Surrey to share insights and knowledge on the use of biosensors in behavioral science research.

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Research Exchange

  • Immersive digital technologies for tourism education

    2025.04
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    　Joint research

  • Exploring Muslim-friendly Tourism Development: A business stakeholder perspective

    2024.04
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    　Joint research

  • Exploring Preferable Climate Futures for Tourism Development

    2024.04
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    2025.03
     

    　International research exchanges

  • Convincingness of AI-generated Reviews

    2024.04
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    2025.03
     

    　International research exchanges

  • Analyzing and designing augmented reality experiences of customers and employees

    2024.01
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    Now
     

    　Joint research

  • Comparative study on the Cultural Heritage between Kyoto and Melaka

    2023.05
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    2024.03
     

    　International research exchanges

  • Artificial intelligence (AI) and tourist travel intention

    2023.04
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    　International research exchanges

  • Exploring Visitor and Stakeholder Needs for DMO Digital Platforms

    2023.01
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    　International research exchanges

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KAKENHI

  • Muslim-friendly tourism as a pathway for tourism recovery in Japan, post COVID19

    2023.04
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    2026.03
     

    Grant-in-Aid for Early-Career Scientists  Principal investigator

  • Post-Pandemic Rural Revitalization: Culture and Tourism for Recovery, Resilience and Regeneration

    2022.04
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    2025.03
     

    Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Research(C)  Co-investigator

Instructor for open lecture, peer review for academic journal, media appearances, etc.

  • Lecture

    2025.12.08

    Nara Prefectural University

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    Muslim Friendly Tourism, Tourism Management

    Gave a lecture titled, "Enhancing Inclusivity and Diversity through Muslim-friendly Tourism" for the "Tourism and Culture" class at Nara Prefectural University

  • 理事

    2025.05.21
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    2026.05.20

    和歌山大学消費生活協同組合

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    Internationalisation and diversity

    生協理事会への参加、生協運営に対しての助言等。

  • 客員研究員

    2025.04.01
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    2026.03.31

    国立研究開発法人産業技術総合研究所

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    客員研究員

    研究題目：「顧客・授業員の拡張現実体験の分析とデザイン」
    勤務態様：月１回程度、各３時間
    上記期間中、客員研究員として上記題目の研究に従事していただきます。なお、当該研究の成果としての発明については、「国立研究開発法人産業技術総合研究所外来研究員規程」が適用されます。業務上の責任は一切負わないものとします。

  • Public Online Lecture

    2025.01.17

    Center for Advanced Tourism Studies Center (CATS), Hokkaido University

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    Muslim Friendly Tourism, Tourism Management

    Provided a guest lecture on Muslim friendly tourism for Hokkaido Univeristy. The lecture was online and open to the public.

  • Moderator and commentator

    2024.01.20

    Joint Student Symposium on Tourism, Hospitality and Leisure Research

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    Inter-university student research

    Moderated sessions and provided students from other local universities with research feedback.

  • Reviewer

    2023.04.01
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    2024.03.31

    Wakayama Tourism Review Vol 5

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    Research, Rural Revitalisation

    Reviewed academic articles submitted to Wakayama Tourism Review

  • Reviewer

    2022.04.01
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    2023.03.31

    Wakayama Tourism Review Vol 4

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    Research, Rural Revitalisation

    Contributed to reviewing academic papers submitted to Wakayama Tourism Review

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Committee member history in academic associations, government agencies, municipalities, etc.

  • Advisor

    2025.08.01
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    Wakayama Chamber of Commerce

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    Muslim Friendly Tourism, Tourism Management

    イスラム教徒に配慮した観光を通じて、多様性の向上に向けた助言を行う。

  • Editor in Chief, Wakayama Tourism Review Vol 6

    2024.04.01
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    2025.03.31
     

    Center for Tourism Research

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    Research, Rural Revitalisation

    出版されたコンテンツの学術的な質と健全性を確保しました。査読プロセスを監督し、最終的な編集判断を行い、出版ガイドラインに沿った倫理基準を遵守しました。編集委員会の運営と支援を行い、円滑でタイムリーな出版作業を推進するとともに、『Wakayama Tourism Review』および和歌山大学の認知度向上と質の高い投稿の獲得に向けて積極的に広報活動を行いました。

  • Organising Committee Member

    2023.04.01
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    Malaysia-Japan Academic Association

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    academic research, Malaysia-Japan

    会議の運営、マーケティング資料の作成、会議録のレビュー。

  • Editor-in-Chief, Wakayama Tourism Review Vol 5

    2023.04.01
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    2024.03.31
     

    Center for Tourism Research

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    Research, Rural Revitalisation

    出版されたコンテンツの学術的な質と健全性を確保しました。査読プロセスを監督し、最終的な編集判断を行い、出版ガイドラインに沿った倫理基準を遵守しました。編集委員会の運営と支援を行い、円滑でタイムリーな出版作業を推進するとともに、『Wakayama Tourism Review』および和歌山大学の認知度向上と質の高い投稿の獲得に向けて積極的に広報活動を行いました。

  • Organising Committee Member

    2023.04.01
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    2024.03.31
     

    Joint Student Symposium on Tourism, Hospitality and Leisure Research

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    Inter-university student research

    Contributed to the the organisation of the "Joint Student Symposium on Tourism, Hospitality and Leisure Research 2024"

  • Board Member

    2023.01.01
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    4th ATLAS Critical Tourism Studies Asia Pacific Conference 2025

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    Regional revitalisation, Research

    アトラス・クリティカル・ツーリズム研究会議の運営、論文審査、マーケティング資料の作成など。

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Other Social Activities

  • Advisor

    2026.08.25

    Fukutarou Japanese Restaurant

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    Muslim Friendly Tourism, Tourism Management

    Provided advice on developing new Muslim friendly menu

  • Advisor

    2025.10.06

    Fukutarou Japanese Restaurant

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    Muslim Friendly Tourism, Tourism Management

    Provided advice on the final product developed for Muslim friendly bento. Created an informational phamplet for tourists in three languages: Japanese, English and Malay. This phamplet was included to increase the trust of potential tourists.

    Phamplet information on Muslim friendly bento meal

  • Advisor

    2024.11.10
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    2024.12.03

    Wakayama City Hall

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    Food diversity, Muslim friendly food

    Provided advice to Wakayama City Hall regarding Muslim Friendly Tourism. Provided advice and suggestions on their symposium, "World Food Culture and Wakayama's Potential". Also supported in creating a survey for them.

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  • Project collaborator and advisor

    2024.04.01
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    2025.03.31

    Kansai International Airport

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    Drive Tourism, industry-based project

    - Developed an industry-based project between Kansai International Airport (KIX) and Wakayama Univerisity Students.
    - Provided destination management advice to KIX
    - Coordinated with KIX to facilitate research data collection
    - Supervised, facilitated, planned, organised and lectured for Wakayama University Undergraduate students throughout the project

    Outcome included a report for KIX and a journal publication in the Journal of the City Planning Institute of Japan Special Issue (published in June 2025)

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