WESTSIDE STORIES - a series of Travel Show podcasts about interesting things to do in the western region of Melbourne. This series has been created by tourism students of mine at Victoria University.
Williamstown. It’s a beautiful portside suburb in Melbourne.
Glenn Holden and Christina Grum, and special guest star Julia, tell us all about from the perspective of in international visitor.
For more information on the wetsren region of Melbourne, check out Melbourne’s West.
WESTSIDE STORIES - podcasts about interesting things to do in the western region of Melbopurne.
This is the first of a series of podcasts produced by students of mine here at Victoria University doing the subject BHO3437 Destination Planning and Development.
The two students who produced this episode are Isabel Mauderli and Monique Toohey - thanks girls!
Thanks to the wonderful work done by Christian Fahner and Nathalie Staiger, two students at the Angell Business School in Freiburg, Germany, this podcast takes you on a wonderful mind-tour of Hamburg.
I attended the Worldwide Developers Conference 2007 in San Francisco with two of my colleagues, Alan Morgans and Luke Low, from Victoria University, Melbourne, Australia. Thats us sitting on the floor in the piccy below (I’ve got the glasses on, Luke has the Mac, and Alan is the groovy dude).
We had a great time there thanks to the generous support of Apple Australia.
In this podcast we give a debrief of our experiences in the hope that it may be useful to future prospective WWDC attendees.
Here is a pic (below) of the 3 hour queue made up of 5000 attendees waiting to get in to see Steve Jobs give the keynote address…now that is dedication.
Embarking upon a Ph.D is the beginning of a journey that can be enormously satisfying. Colin Drake has recently become a Ph.D scholarship student with the Sustainable Tourism Cooperative Research Centre.
The working title of Colins thesis is “The Influence of Corporate Hospitality on Business to Business Relationships”.
This interview describes the path that has led Colin to this point in his life, as well the thesis topic.
Here is how you can have the most fun in Melbourne for $50. Find out from Danielle Russom and Anika Cross about the cheapest, and yet most enjoyable things to do in this marvellous city.
Leave your university (…for one or two semesters…) and become an exchange student at another university somewhere else on planet earth!
This is a constant message I pass on to my tourism students studying business degrees here at Victoria University, Melbourne, Australia. The benefits of traveling, learning, having lots of good times and perhaps a few not so good times, and generally just getting out of your mums house and learning how to be independent cannot be overstated.
Aini Siu is the Study Abroad and Exchange Coordinator for the University of Westminster, London. She was recently here in Melbourne and so we took the opportunity to record a podcast on how to become an exchange student at her uni.
If you are thinking of becoming an exchange student, consider Westminster, also consider Victoria University, but whatever you do, do it, then return to your own uni with a different perspective on your life and your studies.
The Travel Show, hosted in Melbourne, Australia, by Dr.Martin Fluker
(Ph.D), explores the idea of global travel. You can learn about
places you haven’t been to by hearing people talk about their own
unique travel experiences. You can also hear interesting perspectives
on travel from travellers, practitioners and academics. If travel is
in your blood, you should be subscribing to this podcast.
