Educational professional with robust background in academic instruction and curriculum development. Proven ability to create impactful lesson plans and foster collaborative learning environment. Known for adaptability and dedication to achieving student success through innovative teaching methods and effective team collaboration.
My research advances knowledge in heritage interpretation, visitor experience, and tourism studies, with a particular emphasis on sites of dark tourism. I focus on uncovering how visitors engage with contested histories and underrepresented cultural narratives, and how these can be better integrated into heritage practice. My work bridges academic inquiry with practical application, producing outcomes that inform site management, enrich visitor understanding, and contribute to more inclusive storytelling. Through publications, teaching, and ongoing projects, I continue to shape critical discussions in heritage and tourism, while ensuring that research outcomes have relevance beyond academia.
The International College od Management, Sydney
PhD from the University of Sydney
I am deeply interested in the intersections of heritage, tourism, and education, with a particular focus on how historical sites and cultural narratives are interpreted and experienced My work explores themes of dark tourism, visitor engagement, and the representation of underrepresented voices, especially Indigenous perspectives, within heritage contexts Beyond research, I am passionate about transforming these insights into meaningful learning opportunities , both for students in higher education and for visitors at heritage sites I also have strong interests in community-based tourism, sustainable heritage management, and the use of storytelling as a tool for fostering cultural awareness and historical understanding