
Dr Jane Johnstone
Lecturer
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Research Interests
My PhD explored a supply-side perspective of ancestral tourism within a large urban heritage organisation with theoretical contributions to the fields of personal heritage tourism, public sector heritage management, and to qualitative approaches in the study of multifaceted organisations. An article based on the hermeneutic stance and methodological approach for my PhD was recently published in the International Journal of Contemporary Hospitality Management (with supervisors Dr Derek Bryce and Dr Matthew Alexander).
I also have an interest in sustainability, particularly in the context of tourism development and tourism markets. My current research focuses on long-distance hiking trails working on knowlegdge exchange projects in relation to the West Highland Way and the Fife Coastal Path in Scotland. These projects utilise quantitative and qualitative research to explore tourism and branding from a range of stakeholders, contributing to sustainable management of trails for future generations.