Professori associati di ruolo | Tourism and Event Management & Marketing
Linda Osti
Short bio
Linda Osti holds a PhD from Victoria University (Australia) with a thesis on consumer behaviour in tourism. From 2017 to 2020 she was the coordinator of the Research Cluster in Tourism, Marketing and Regional Development and is now member of the Managing Board of the Competence Centre Tourism and Mobility.
She has been involved in several research projects in cooperation with national and international universities and industry partners. Her main areas of research expertise relate to consumer behaviour in tourism, authenticity, and rural tourism.
Before joining unibz, she worked at Victoria University and Southern Cross University in Australia teaching and undertaking research in tourism, event management and marketing related topics
Corsi
Gestione e pianificazione degli eventi
30182 · SECS-P/08 · Corso di laurea in Management del Turismo, dello Sport e degli Eventi · IT
Introduzione alla Gestione del Turismo, dello Sport e degli Eventi
30166 · SECS-P/08 · Corso di laurea in Management del Turismo, dello Sport e degli Eventi · EN
Management del Turismo: problematiche attuali
30189 · SECS-P/08 · Corso di laurea in Management del Turismo, dello Sport e degli Eventi · EN
Tourism Management Club
30151 · SECS-P/08 · Corso di laurea in Management del Turismo, dello Sport e degli Eventi · EN
Macroaree di ricerca
Consumer behaviour, Green tourism, Authenticity
Info
Linda Osti holds a PhD from Victoria University (Australia) with a thesis on consumer behaviour in tourism. From 2017 to 2020 she was the coordinator of the Research Cluster in Tourism, Marketing and Regional Development and is now member of the Managing Board of the Competence Centre Tourism and Mobility.
She has been involved in several research projects in cooperation with national and international universities and industry partners. Her main areas of research expertise relate to consumer behaviour in tourism, authenticity, and rural tourism.
Before joining unibz, she worked at Victoria University and Southern Cross University in Australia teaching and undertaking research in tourism, event management and marketing related topics.