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Dr Craig Wight's Recognition (51)

Conference Organiser: Dark Tourism. Memory, Pilgrimage and the Digital Realm
2022

Description Organised, led and delivered a dark tourism research symposium, which took place at the Business School on May 5th, 2022. Over 60 internationally diverse experts and delegates took part.
Research Areas Tourism
Cultural heritage
Research Themes Culture and Communities
Environment
AI and Technologies
Research Centres/Groups Tourism Research Centre
Org Units Business School
URL https://www.napier.ac.uk/research-and-innovation/research-search/events/dark-tourism-research-symposium-memory-pilgrimage-and-the-digital-realm

Expert advisor to the Haddington Heritage Project
2021

Description I am an expert advisor to the Haddington Heritage Project, a sub group of Haddington Community Council. In the backdrop of the managed decline of some historic sites in Scotland, the HHP seeks to take a proactive approach to catalysing the future cultural and economic potential of iconic built historic heritage in Haddington, East Lothian through the exploration of, variously, digital heritage tours, visitor touch points, and experiences. Craig has been advising the group since 2021, and authored a recent tourism development options appraisal which has gone on to inform the current strategy for the group.
Research Areas Tourism
Research Themes Culture and Communities
AI and Technologies
Environment
Research Centres/Groups Tourism Research Centre
Org Units Business School

Conference presentation: T&L Research Seminar Series, TBS, ENU October 5th, 2021
2021

Description Presentation titled Yolocaust: Using Netnography to understand digilante reactions to Holocaust memorial selfies
Research Areas Tourism
Research Centres/Groups Tourism Research Centre
Org Units Business School

Haddington Heritage Project: Group Associate Member
2021

Description I sit as an associate member of the Haddington Heritage Project Group, part of the Haddington Community Council. I wrote an options appraisal for the group in 2021
Research Areas Tourism

External Examiner (PhD) University of Central Lancashire
2020

Description For a thesis titled Tour Guides as Interpreters of Dark Tourism: A Case Study of Berlin, Germany by Asaf Leshem
Affiliated Organisations University of Central Lancashire
Research Areas Tourism

DBA supervision, Corinne Tomta-Henrich, University of Plymouth (completed) 15/9/2020
2019 - 2020

Description Thesis titled A pragmatist, context-based assessment of the economic implications of eating patterns in a small sub-saharan developing economy
Affiliated Organisations University of Plymouth
Research Areas Employability
Festivals and Events
Geopolitics
Governance
Hospitality
Information society
Management
Pedagogy
Tourism
Research Themes Culture and Communities
Research Centres/Groups Tourism Research Centre
Org Units Business School

DBA Supervision, George Dexter, University of Plymouth (complete) 17/7/2018
2017 - 2018

Description Thesis titled Corporate Governance in the Non-profit Sector: A Grounded Theory Approach to Studying the Trustee Board
Affiliated Organisations University of Plymouth
Research Areas Employability
Festivals and Events
Geopolitics
Governance
Hospitality
Information society
Management
Pedagogy
Tourism
Research Themes Culture and Communities
Research Centres/Groups Tourism Research Centre
Org Units Business School

Supervision of PhD
2015 - 2019

Description 2nd supervisor of a PhD in Cornish heritage
Affiliated Organisations University of Plymouth
Research Areas Tourism
Research Themes Culture and Communities

DBA supervision
2015 - 2018

Description 3rd supervisor George Dexter (DBA) Corporate Governance in the Non-profit Sector: A Grounded Theory Approach to Studying the Trustee Board.
Affiliated Organisations University of Plymouth