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Professor Stephen Page

Professor of Business and Management

• Enterprise and Value Research Group
• Hertfordshire Business School

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I am Professor of Business and Management in Hertfordshire Business School, haviung been Associate Dean (Research) from 2016 until 2023.  I am also Editor of the top rated Tourism Journal - Tourism Management.    I am the author of over 100 tourism articles and 54 books in the field of tourism, events and leisure.

Many of my books are now standard texts on courses worldwide, many as multiple editions and among the most recent are:

Ageing and the Visitor Economy (with J. Connell). Routledge, Publication in 2022, ISBN 9780367478544

Tourism: A Modern Synthesis, 5th edition (with J. Connell), Routledge, publication 2020 ISBN 9780367437367

Event Studies: Theory, Research and Policy for Planned Events (4th edition) Routledge. Publication in 2019.  ISBN 9780367085636

Tourism Management (6th edition) for Routledge; ISBN 9781138391161 (pbk); 9781138391154 (hbk); 9780429422898 (ebook). Publication in 2019.

Tourism in Asia: A co-edited handbook (with C. M. Hall) for Routledge; ISBN 978113878458 (hbk); 9781315768250 (ebook).  Publication in 2017.

Tourism Management (5th edition) for Routledge:  ISBN 978-1-13-878456-7 (paperback); ISBN 978-1-13-878457-4 (hardback); ebook. Publication January 2015.

Geography of Tourism and Recreation (4 th edition): (with C. M. Hall) for Routledge.

ISBN 978041583398-1 (hardback); 978041583398-8 (paperback); 978041583398-2 (ebook); Publication May 2014.

Routledge Handbook of Events: a co-edited (with J. Connell, Exeter University Business School) peer-reviewed reference work to map out progress in the development of event studies and its development as a subject of study by leading researchers in the field, Publication in  January 2012.  ISBN: 9780415583343; ISBN 978-1-13-883281-7 (paperback edition October 2014)

I also hold an Honorary Doctorate in Tourism

Research interests

Small and medium sized enterprises; business engagement; dementia and the visitor economy

Commercial and public engagement

I am currently a member of the Chartered Association of Business Schools Journal Guide Editorial Board and a member of the Prime Minister's Dementia Challenge Working Group on Air Transport.

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Education/Academic qualification

Tourism, PhD (Honorary), The University of West London

Award Date: 23 Nov 2010

Geography, PhD, University of Leicester

Award Date: 30 Apr 1988

Human Geography, BA (Hons) FIrst Class, Staffordshire University

Award Date: 30 Jun 1984

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• Safety Business & Economics 14%

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Extending active life for older people with cognitive impairment through innovation in the visitor economy of the natural environment (ENLIVEN)

1/03/21 → 29/02/24

Project : Research

• cognitive impairment 100%
• innovation 46%
• economy 44%
• dementia 18%
• know how 12%

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• 124 Article
• 9 Chapter (peer-reviewed)
• 9 Book/Film/Article review
• 4 Foreword/postscript
• 3 Editorial
• 2 Review article
• 1 Commissioned report
• 1 Other report
• 1 Other chapter contribution

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Dementia as a global challenge: Progress and prospects for creating more dementia-inclusive tourism industries

Research output : Contribution to journal › Article › peer-review

• Tourism industry 100%
• Dementia 99%
• Tourism 79%
• dementia 66%
• Industry 60%

Using simulation modelling to transform hospital planning and management to address health inequalities

• hospital planning 100%
• Hospital Planning 90%
• Simulation Modeling 74%
• Planning 46%
• simulation 45%

The dementia-nature-inclusivity nexus and the needs of people living with dementia

• Dementia 100%
• Inclusivity 90%
• dementia 67%
• Pursuit 55%

Event Studies: Theory and Management for Planned Events, Fifth Edition

Research output : Book/Report › Book

• Event Study 100%
• management 44%
• Event Tourism 26%
• Human Rights 21%

Operationalizing transformative tourism: Creating dementia-friendly outdoor and nature-based visitor experiences

• Visitor Experience 95%
• Tourism 80%
• tourism 59%

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Collections for the month totaled about $34 million, up about 4.3% or $1.4 million from Feb. 2023.

“Before leaping to conclusions, consider there were 29 days in February this year compared to 28 last year,” said Comptroller Phil Diamond, whose office tracks collections of the 6% surcharge tacked onto the cost of a hotel room, a home-sharing rental or other short-term lodging. “But for the extra day, revenues would have been relatively flat.”

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March collections will likely be announced the first week of May.

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