What does “genuinely #petfriendly” mean in tourism? 🐾 My @ConversationUK article explores the pawprint economy; the trust gap; and why activity support, green space & service design matter more than add-ons.
#dogtravel#travelwithdogs
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In todays’ Weekly Digest we feature the work of @lorihoy, @BrigitteStangl, and @touristuff with valuable insights for stakeholders engaged in designing, managing and promoting Shared Outdoor Leisure Spaces for people and their dogs🐶: https://t.co/B2DvYbzR1K
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Unlock the potential of the booming dog-friendly travel market! New research estimates it to be worth USD 50.1 billion by 2030. Tourism providers should seize the leash and cater to the growing demand of dog owners. Find out more: https://t.co/VlTjz5431S #tourism#innovation
🐾🌍 Exciting news for dog lovers and the travel industry! 🌟 Our research at the University of Surrey sheds light on the booming demand for truly dog-friendly travel experiences. 🐶🛅https://t.co/lMvC9krQXY
@lorihoy, @BrigitteStangl and @touristuff studied how dog guardianship considerably affects people’s travel behaviour. Tourism providers and destinations still need to provide services and an environment where dogs are truly welcomed: https://t.co/hfBWd7GniL
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A diary study conducted by @lorihoy, @BrigitteStangl, and @touristuff explored how during the UK's 1st COVID-19 lockdown, dogs impacted subjective well-being and created feelings of amusement, joy, calm, frustration, worry, and guilt: https://t.co/OAzQHJfza4
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Meet our Digital Marketing Manager, Lori. She recently took some time to share a bit about her position at TSR, what she enjoys about her role, and how she spends her time away from the office. https://t.co/ojcTUV0ljy
Walks should be dog-centric. 🐶Buttercup loves to determine the direction of walks. This morning she started with a mosey around the park, sat to watch and listen, and then ran at full clip zigzagging a meadow, then finding another dog for play.
Dog to Human: "Let's Imagine a Walk on My Terms"
By imagining your dog walking you, there are many lessons such as not yanking them and saying, "Oh come on, there's nothing there!" when in fact, pee-mail has a lot of information.
https://t.co/TeMLNAJOoU
Recently, I had a lovely chat with two other students on Instagram Live about doing a PhD at Surrey and @SHTMatSurrey. I enjoyed sharing a bit about my PhD journey and my research topic.
https://t.co/8hmCK9NwLF
#SHTMatSurrey@UniOfSurrey#ProudtobeSurrey
I recently wrote a blog post for the Postgraduate Life at Surrey Blog. I enjoyed discussing my pup (Buttercup), research & PhD experience (& being older doing it 😀). https://t.co/YQGfHhQH6B
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📢 Hot off the press 📰 A new study on owners' motivations for acquiring a dog, from the @DTScholars team's "Choosing My Dog" project, has been published 🐕 Check it out in @FrontVetScience 👉https://t.co/bLiYTr92M4 #MondayMotivation
The development of moral thinking. How and why do children and adults value species ranging from chimpanzees and worms to people and dogs? @PsychToday@jared_piazza https://t.co/Fg9znCMMDv
Food for thought. 🤔Especially when considering welcoming a pet dog into your home. 🐶
Are Pampered Pet Dogs Better Off Than Village Dogs? | Psychology Today https://t.co/eHqQf37HIj
@jfdocardozo@PhDVoice Absolutely do it! As a mature student @SHTMatSurrey, I have been welcomed warmly. My work experience has helped to inform my research. I started at 40 & one of the best choices I ever made. All PhDs are extremely challenging but at this age, I am more equipped to handle it.
#DYK? According to HABRI’s new benchmark survey of U.S. pet owners, as many as 83% of pet owners say they spend ‘most of’ or ‘a big part of most of’ the day with their pets. It’s no wonder that pets are universally considered part of the family! Read @ https://t.co/cDvstgqIdV