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Name: Dr Pascal Tremblay Dr Pascal Tremblay
Qualifications: BBus
MA
PhD
Main role: Associate Professor - Tourism
Phone: +61 8 8946 7092
Fax: +61 8 8946 6777
Email: pascal.tremblay@cdu.edu.au
Address: School of Tourism and Hospitality
Faculty of Law, Business and Arts
Charles Darwin University
Darwin NT 0909
Australia

Research Interests

My research interests include:

  • Industrial organization and tourism
  • Wildlife tourism
  • Indigenous tourism
  • Tourism destination management and marketing
  • Economics and marketing of parks and natural areas

Recent Publications

Refereed publications

  1. Tremblay, P. (2002). Tourism wildlife icons: Attractions or marketing symbols ? Journal of Hospitality and Tourism Management, 9 (2), pp 164-180.
  2. Tremblay, P. (2002). Tourism wildlife icons: attractions or marketing symbols? In: Pforr, C. and Carlsen, J. (eds). Tourism and Hospitality on the Edge. Proceedings of the 2002 CAUTHE Conference, Promaco, Fremantle, Australia. and In: Carlsen, J. (ed). (2002). Ten Years of Tourism Research. Proceedings of the CAUTHE conferences 1993 to 2002. CRC for Sustainable Tourism, Gold Coast, Australia. CAUTHE CD-Rom.
  3. Tremblay, P. (2001). Wildlife tourism consumption: consumptive or non-consumptive? International Journal of Tourism Research, 3, pp 81-86.
  4. Tremblay, P. (2001). Tourism & information technologies: mapping the sources of innovation. In: Pforr, C. and Janeczko, B. (eds). Capitalising on research - Proceedings of the eleventh Australian tourism and hospitality research conference 2001, University of Canberra, 7-10 February 2001, Council for Australian University Tourism and Hospitality Education (CAUTHE), Canberra, ACT. pp. 339-52.
  5. Tremblay, P. (2000). An evolutionary interpretation of the role of collaborative partnerships in sustainable tourism. In: Bramwell, B. and Lane, B. (eds). Tourism collaboration and partnerships - politics, practice and sustainability, Channel View Publications, Clevedon, UK. pp 314-332.
  6. Tremblay, P. (2000). The New Age of Strategic Tourism: From Product Differentiation to Strategic Innovation. In: Michael, E. (ed). Peak performance in tourism and hospitality research. Proceedings of the Tenth Australian Tourism and Hospitality Research Conference, CAUTHE 2000, 2-5 February, Mt Buller, Victoria, Bureau of Tourism Research, Canberra, Australia. pp. 219-229.
  7. Tremblay, P. and Sheldon, P. (2000). Industrial mapping of tourism information technologies. In: Fesenmaier, D. R., Klein, S. and Buhalis, D. (eds). Information and Communication Technologies in Tourism 2000, SpringerComputerScience, Vienna, New York, 2000. pp 218-231.
  8. Tremblay, P. (1999). An empirical investigation of tourism business relationships in Australia's Top End. In: Molloy, J. and Davies, J. (eds). Tourism & Hospitality: Delighting the senses 1999 (part 2), Bureau of Tourism Research, Canberra, Australia. pp 194-206.
  9. Tremblay, P. (1999). The future of tourism: An evolutionary perspective. In: Molloy, J. and Davies, J. (eds). In: Molloy, J. and Davies, J. (eds). Tourism & Hospitality: Delighting the senses 1999 (part 2), Bureau of Tourism Research, Canberra, Australia. pp 306-16.
  10. Tremblay, P. (1998). Le nouvel âge du tourisme stratégique - De la différentiation des produits au positionnement de l'innovation. TÉOROS, revue québécoise de recherche appliquée en tourisme, Les Presses de l'Université du Québec à Montréal, 17 (3), pp 11-17.
  11. Tremblay, P. (1998). The economic organization of tourism, Annals of Tourism Research, 25( 4), pp 837-59.

Book reviews

  1. Tremblay, P. (2003). Integrating tourism and resources sustainability: from resource economics to eclectic marketing. In Ranga, M. and Ashish, C. (Eds.), Tourism and Hospitality in 21st Century (pp. 111-133). New Delhi, India: Discovery Publishing House.
  2. Tremblay, P. (2001). Review of The Tourist City, Judd, D. R. and Fainstein, S. S., Yale University Press, New Haven and London, 1999. Journal of Cultural Economics, 25 (3), pp 235-38.
  3. Tremblay, P. (2000). Review of The Human Firm - a Socio-economic Analysis of its Behaviour and Potential in a New Economic Age, Tomer, J. R., Routledge, London and New York, 1999. International Journal of Social Economics, 27 (3), pp 244-255.

Conference papers

  1. Tremblay, P. (2004) Integrating tourism and environmental knowledge in space and time:  Challenges for GIS and sustainable management in the Top End of Australia.  Council for Australian Tourism and Hospitality Education.  February 2004, Brisbane
  2. Tremblay, P. (2002). Tourism wildlife icons: attractions or marketing symbols? CAUTHE February 2002, Fremantle.
  3. Tremblay, P. (2001). Tourism & information technologies: Mapping the sources of innovation. Eleventh Australian Tourism and Hospitality Research Conference, CAUTHE 2001, 7-10 February, Canberra, Australia.
  4. Tremblay, P. (2001). Mixing tourism and wildlife sustainability: resource economics and marketing at the cross-roads? Eleventh Australian Tourism and Hospitality Research Conference, CAUTHE 2001, 7-10 February, Canberra, Australia.
  5. Tremblay, P. (2001). Alternative frameworks for the management of wildlife resources with multiple uses: Crocodile tourism as a case study. Eleventh Australian Tourism and Hospitality Research Conference, CAUTHE 2001, 7-10 February, Canberra, Australia.
  6. Tremblay, P. and Boyle, A. (2001). Research on tourism and aboriginal people: Exploring the gap between academic representations and business needs. Eleventh Australian Tourism and Hospitality Research Conference, CAUTHE 2001, 7-10 February, Canberra, Australia.
  7. Tremblay, P. and Pearson, D. (2001). Using GIS for the sustainable management of the Top End's wildlife tourism icons. First National Convention on Wildlife Tourism in Australia entitled Wildlife tourism: Endangered or sustainable growth, 28-30 October, Hobart, Australia.
  8. Tremblay, P. (2001). Crocodile tourism in the Top End of the Northern Territory: Summary of the findings. First National Convention on Wildlife Tourism in Australia entitled Wildlife tourism: Endangered or sustainable growth, 28-30 October, Hobart, Australia.
  9. Tremblay, P. (2000). The New Age of Strategic Tourism: From Product Differentiation to Strategic Innovation. Tenth Australian Tourism and Hospitality Research Conference, CAUTHE 2000, 2-5 February, Mt Buller, Australia.
  10. Tremblay, P. (1999). An empirical investigation of tourism business relationships in Australia's Top End. Ninth Australian Tourism and Hospitality Research Conference, CAUTHE 1999, 10-13 February, Adelaide, Australia.
  11. Tremblay, P. (1999). The future of tourism: An evolutionary perspective. Ninth Australian Tourism and Hospitality Research Conference, CAUTHE 1999, 10-13 February, Adelaide, Australia.
  12. Tremblay, P. (1999). The economic organization of tourism. William Keeling Dissertation Award paper presentation at the annual meeting of the Travel and Tourism Research Association, Halifax, Canada, 20-3 June.

Consultancies

  1. Tremblay, P., Boyle, A. and Pardon, G. (2002). Consultancy for the Development of Segmentation of he Northern Territory Domestic Holiday Market. For the Northern Territory Tourism Commission (D02-0521), September 2002.
  2. Tremblay, P., Boyle, A. and Noske, R. (2002). Tourism Audit, Feasibility and Training Consultancy in the Mimika Regency, Papua, Indonesia. For the Government of the Mimika Regency (Timika) and Northern Gateway (Darwin), August-December 2002.

Current Projects

Pascal's current projects include:

  • The image of the saltwater crocodile in the Northern Territory and implications for tourism marketing (for the CRC Sustainable Tourism).
  • The development of tourism product in the Northern Territory with reference to the domestic market (for the CRC Sustainable Tourism and the Northern Territory Tourism Commission).
  • The sustainable management of wildlife tourism in the Top End: Matching supply and demand for wildlife-tourism icons by mapping the changing spatial distribution of tourists and habitats (for the CRC Sustainable Tourism).
  • The industrial organization of tourism: An evolutionary approach.

Recent Completions Supervised

Masters

  • Doney, C: Organisational change and development in Australia: What works and what doesn't ? MBA Thesis. 2000.
  • Pedler, B. and Manoj, J: An examination of accreditation for the tour guiding industry in the Top End of the Northern Territory. MBA Thesis. 1999.
  • Otto, David: The Australian electricity supply industry: Reliability, reform and privatization. MBA. 1998.
  • Harini Parthasarthy: The Economics of shipping from/to Darwin, MBA. February 1997.

Undergraduate

  • Ryan, N: An analysis of alternative methods for forecasting Northern Territory tourism demand. Bachelor of Economics (Honours). 2001.

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