Vasiliki Georgoula

Full CV Vasiliki Georgoula Assistant Professor This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. Address: Michalon 8, 82132 Chios Office: Karradeios Building, 1 st Floor Office No. 15 Telephone: 2271035347 Area of expertise: Organization and Management of Tourist Events Brief CV Office hours Teaching Vasiliki Georgoula is an Assistant Professor at the Department of Tourism Economics and Management, University of the Aegean and Adjunct Academic Staff at the Hellenic Open University on the field of cultural and event tourism. She completed her Doctoral Thesis at the Department of Geography, University of the Aegean on the role of international festivals in the sustainable tourism and cultural development. She holds a M.Sc. in eTourism from the University of Surrey and a BA in European Languages, Society and Culture from Goldsmith's College, University of London. She has extensively worked as a business executive and tourism business consultant. She teaches undergraduate and postgraduate courses, and she collaborates as a researcher for national and European research projects. She regularly participates in international scientific conferences and has published articles in international scientific journals. She is a reviewer for international scientific journals and a member of scientific and organizing committees in international conferences. Her research and teaching areas focus on the fields of cultural and tourism geography, cultural tourism and sustainability, festival and event management. Wednesday 12.00 – 14.00 or by appointment Undergraduate Courses Department of Tourism Economics and Management, University of the Aegean Leisure and Tourism - 2nd Semester Tourism Geography - 5th Semester Intercultural Communication - 5th Semester Festival and Event Management - 7th Semester Postgraduate Courses Master's Program: "Strategic Management of Tourism Destinations and Hospitality Enterprises," University of the Aegean Management and Organization of Festivals and Special Events - Winter Semester Elective