A Journey to Happiness - Croes, Robertico
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A Journey to Happiness: Exploring the Interplay Between Tourism and Well-being offers a thought-provoking exploration of tourism's profound impact on both travelers and the communities they visit. The book opens in Guayaquil, Ecuador, where a local tourism initiative sparks the author's deeper investigation into how tourism shapes happiness and well-being. What begins as an inquiry into tourism's economic benefits quickly expands into a multidimensional examination of its cultural, environmental, and social effects. Through vivid storytelling and rigorous research, the author takes readers on…mehr

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A Journey to Happiness: Exploring the Interplay Between Tourism and Well-being offers a thought-provoking exploration of tourism's profound impact on both travelers and the communities they visit. The book opens in Guayaquil, Ecuador, where a local tourism initiative sparks the author's deeper investigation into how tourism shapes happiness and well-being. What begins as an inquiry into tourism's economic benefits quickly expands into a multidimensional examination of its cultural, environmental, and social effects. Through vivid storytelling and rigorous research, the author takes readers on a global journey, from the vibrant streets of Latin America to the serene coasts of Aruba, uncovering the complexities of tourism's influence. The narrative addresses the potential for tourism to drive economic growth and how it can perpetuate inequality and environmental strain. Rooted in the principles of sustainable development, the book advocates for a more balanced approach to tourism, one that places human well-being at the center of policy and practice. Blending personal experiences with academic insights, A Journey to Happiness challenges conventional tourism models and calls for reevaluating its true purpose. This book is a must-read for anyone interested in tourism, sustainability, and the pursuit of happiness. It offers a fresh vision of how travel can benefit both the visitors and the communities they encounter.
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Dr. Robertico Croes, an esteemed professor at UCF Rosen College of Hospitality Management, is renowned for his expertise in tourism economics and management, with a focus on advancing human development in economically constrained regions. Serving as Editor for the Rosen Research Review, he's authored six books, including "Small Island and Small Destination Tourism" and "A Modern Guide to Tourism Economics," alongside over 100 publications and contributions to numerous books and industry reports. Notably, his work has earned him a spot among the top 2% cited authors by Stanford University. Dr. Croes' impact extends beyond academia. He co-authored a pivotal report on coastal and marine tourism sustainability presented at the United Nations Ocean Conference. His leadership of the Infectious Disease and Travel Health Project, backed by significant funding, underscores his commitment to addressing contemporary challenges. His tenure at UCF Rosen College showcases versatile leadership roles, from directing the Dick Pope Sr. Institute for Tourism Studies to serving as Associate Dean and department chair. His expertise spans econometrics in hospitality, tourism demand analysis, and assessing tourism's economic impact, particularly in fostering sustainable development and poverty alleviation. Dr. Croes' global influence is evident through presentations in numerous countries and prestigious conferences worldwide. Recently, he was invited by the President of the United Nations General Assembly to participate as a speaker in the High-Level Thematic Event on Tourism, as part of the first-ever United Nations General Assembly Sustainability Week, at the UN Headquarters, New York. He has also provided consultation services internationally, contributing to tourism master plans and strategic advisement in various nations. With a funding track record exceeding $14 million and numerous accolades, including research awards and editorial board positions, Dr. Croes is a beacon in his field. His career trajectory, from governmental roles in Aruba to academia, reflects a commitment to public service and scholarly excellence. His values shine through his dedication to mentorship and knowledge sharing, leaving an indelible mark on both academia and policy, positively impacting communities worldwide. https://hospitality.ucf.edu/person/robertico-croes