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Dr. Matt Kim is a lecturer in the Tourism and Hospitality Management program at RMIT 91tv Vietnam. His expertise includes sustainable tourism development, tourism-related policy, and promotional strategies for travel destinations. Dr. Kim's ongoing research delves into mass tourism, exploring its societal and cultural ramifications on host communities.Â
- Ph.D. in Parks, Recreation, and Tourism Management, Clemson 91tv, USAÂ
- Tourism & Hospitality ManagementÂ
- Sustainable tourism developmentÂ
- Tourism policyÂ
- Host-guest relationshipÂ
- Culinary tourismÂ
- MICE tourismÂ
- Kim, G., Duffy, L.N., & Moore, D. (2023). Importance of residents’ perception of tourists in establishing a reciprocal resident-tourist relationship: An application of tourist attractiveness. Tourism Management, 94, 104632.Â
- Kim, G., Duffy, L.N., & Moore, D. (2020). Tourist attractiveness: Measuring residents’ perception of tourists. Journal of Sustainable Tourism, 28(6), 898-916.