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Susanne Becken

Christchurch, Ghana
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Smart-metre insights into ecolodge guests’ water and energy behaviours in a field quasi-experiment

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By Stefen MacAskill, Susanne Becken, Alexandra Coghlan Verified
| Taylor & Francis Online
Abstract This study investigates resource use behaviours in an accommodation setting following multiple pro-environmental requests. When asked to change behaviour across different practices, guests may “satisfice” by choosing the least costly option and compensating elsewhere; a dynamic that risks backfiring.
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Mapping the mitigation context for sectoral decarbonisation

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By Susanne Becken
| Dialnet - Universidad de La Rioja
Ayuda Buscar en la ayuda Buscar en la ayuda Mapping the mitigation context for sectoral decarbonisation [1] Griffith University, Queensland, Australia Localización: Tourism recreation research, ISSN 0250-8281, Vol. 50, Nº. 4, 2025, págs. 957-964 Idioma: inglés Enlaces Texto completo Resumen The accelerating climate crisis demands action by governments, sectors, organisations and individuals.
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Opinion: NZ’s plan to ‘welcome anyone, from anywhere, anytime’ is not a sustainable tourism policy

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By Regina Scheyvens, James P. Higham, Susanne Becken
| massey.ac.nz
Attracting more Chinese tourists to Aotearoa New Zealand, including during the off-season, was a major part of Prime Minister Christopher Luxon’s trade agenda during his recent visit to China. As Tourism Minister Louise Upston put it, “We welcome anyone, from anywhere, anytime.” It’s all part of the Government’s plan to “turbocharge” the tourism sector with an additional NZ$13.5 million for marketing this year. The hope is this will help double the value of tourism as an export earner by 2034.
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