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Anna Dóra Sæþórsdóttir - Prófessor

Anna Dóra Sæþórsdóttir

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Verkfræði- og náttúruvísindasvið

Anna Dóra Sæþórsdóttir

Prófessor

í ferðamálafræði

Aðsetur
Tæknigarður / Tg-212
Sími
5254287 8628446
Tölvupóstur
annadora [hjá] hi.is

Starfseining
Líf- og umhverfisvísindadeild
Ritaskrá
Anna Dóra Sæþórsdóttir - ritaskrá

Ferilskrá
Anna Dóra Sæþórsdóttir - ferilskrá
ORCID vefsíða
https://orcid.org/0000-0002-0769-6632
Rannsóknagátt – Anna Dóra Sæþórsdóttir

Útgefið efni

2024

Preferences and Willingness to Pay for Preservation: The Case of a Proposed Hydropower Project in Southern IcelandLand
Hydro, Wind, and Geothermal: Navigating the Compatibility of Renewable Energy Infrastructure with TourismTourism and Hospitality

2023

Wilderness: a resource or a sanctuary? Views of tourism service providersScandinavian Journal of Hospitality and Tourism

2022

A Break from Overtourism: Domestic Tourists Reclaiming Nature during the COVID-19 PandemicTourism and Hospitality
How close is too close? Mapping the impact area of renewable energy infrastructure on tourismEnergy Research & Social Science
Tourism Industry Attitudes towards National Parks and Wilderness: A Case Study from the Icelandic Central HighlandsLand
Tourism Industry Attitudes towards National Parks and Wilderness: A Case Study from the Icelandic Central HighlandsLand
The practicality of purism scales when planning tourism in wildernessScandinavian Journal of Hospitality and Tourism

2021

Wealth of Wind and Visitors: Tourist Industry Attitudes towards Wind Energy Development in IcelandLand
Running Wild: Environmental Attitudes of LongDistance Runners in the Icelandic HighlandsMountain Research and Development
Wealth of Wind and Visitors: Tourist Industry Attitudes towards Wind Energy Development in IcelandLand
Visitor satisfaction in wilderness in times of overtourism: a longitudinal studyJournal of Sustainable Tourism

2020

Overtourism in Iceland: Fantasy or Reality?Sustainability
From Boiling to Frozen? The Rise and Fall of International Tourism to Iceland in the Era of OvertourismEnvironments
Public Perception of Wilderness in IcelandLand
Not in my back yard or not on my playground: Residents and tourists' attitudes towards wind turbines in Icelandic landscapesEnergy for Sustainable Development
Overtourism in Iceland: Fantasy or Reality?Sustainability
From Boiling to Frozen? The Rise and Fall of International Tourism to Iceland in the Era of OvertourismEnvironments

2019

Senses by Seasons: Tourists' Perceptions Depending on Seasonality in Popular Nature Destinations in IcelandSustainability
Wind farms in the Icelandic highlands: Attitudes of local residents and tourism service providersLand Use Policy
The sublime attraction of active volcanoes: An exploration of tourists’ experiences during a long-distance hiking route in IcelandTourist Studies
Contested Development Paths and Rural communities: Sustainable Energy or Sustainable Tourism in Iceland?Sustainability
Senses by Seasons: Tourists’ Perceptions Depending on Seasonality in Popular Nature Destinations in IcelandSustainability
Renewable Energy in Wilderness Landscapes: Visitors’ PerspectivesSustainability
Renewable Energy in Wilderness Landscapes: Visitors' PerspectivesSustainability
Contested Development Paths and Rural communities: Sustainable Energy or Sustainable Tourism in Iceland?Sustainability
Wind farms in the Icelandic highlands: Attitudes of local residents and tourism service providersLand Use Policy

2018

Floating Away: The Impact of Hydroelectric Power Stations on Tourists' Experience in IcelandSustainability
Sustainable Leisure Landscapes in Icelandic Rural Communities: A Multidisciplinary ApproachJournal of Management and Sustainability
Floating Away: The Impact of Hydroelectric Power Stations on Tourists’ Experience in IcelandSustainability
Tourism, Nature and SustainabilityTemaNord

2017

When tourists meet transmission lines: The effects of electric transmission lines on tourism in IcelandEnergy Research & Social Science
Comparisons between hikers and non-hikers in IcelandThe Routledge International Handbook of Walking
Tourism changing the edge of the wildJournal of Outdoor Recreation and Tourism
Tourism changing the edge of the wildJournal of Outdoor Recreation and Tourism
When tourists meet transmission lines: The effects of electric transmission lines on tourism in IcelandEnergy Research & Social Science
Turbulent times: tourists’ attitudes towards wind turbines in the Southern Highlands in IcelandInternational Journal of Sustainable Energy
Planning the Wild: In Times of Tourist InvasionJournal of Tourism Research & Hospitality
Ferðaþjónusta og virkjanir til bjargar byggðum?Tímarit um viðskipti og efnahagsmál

2016

Purism Scale Approach for Wilderness Mapping in IcelandMapping Wilderness
Purism scale approach for wilderness mapping in IcelandMapping Wilderness: Concepts, Techniques and Applications
Challenges due to changing ideas of natural resources: Tourism and power plant development in the Icelandic wildernessPolar Record

2015

No time for smokescreen skepticism: A rejoinder to Shani and AradTourism Management
Denying bogus skepticism in climate change and tourism researchTourism Management
Motives and behaviour of second home owners in Iceland reflected by place attachmentCurrent Issues in Tourism
No time for smokescreen skepticism: A rejoinder to Shani and AradTourism Management
Changing ideas about natural resources: tourists' perspectives on the wilderness and power production in IcelandScandinavian Journal of Hospitality and Tourism
Denying bogus skepticism in climate change and tourism researchTourism Management
Challenges due to changing ideas of natural resources: tourism and power plant development in the Icelandic wildernessPolar Record

2014

Preserving Wilderness at an Emerging Tourist DestinationJournal of Management and Sustainability

2013

Managing popularity: Changes in tourist attitudes in a wilderness destinationTourism Management Perspectives
Managing popularity: Changes in tourist attitudes in a wilderness destinationTourism Management Perspectives

2012

Building the capability to manage tourism as support for the Aichi TargetPARKS
Tourism and Power Plant Development: An Attempt to Solve Land Use ConflictsTourism Planning & Development
Building the capability to manage tourism as support for the aichi targetParks

2011

Making wilderness: tourism and the history of the wilderness idea in IcelandPolar Geography
Making wilderness: tourism and the history of the wilderness idea in IcelandPolar Geography

2010

Nature tourism assessment in the icelandic master plan for geothermal and hydropower development. Part II: Assessing the impact of proposed power plants on tourism and recreationJournal of Heritage Tourism
Nature tourism assessment in the icelandic master plan for geothermal and hydropower development. Part I: Rapid evaluation of nature tourism resourcesJournal of Heritage Tourism
Nature tourism assessment in the Icelandic Master Plan for geothermal and hydropower development. Part I: rapid evaluation of nature tourism resourcesJournal of Heritage Tourism
Tourism Struggling as the Icelandic Wilderness is DevelopedScandinavian Journal of Hospitality and Tourism
Nature tourism assessment in the Icelandic Master Plan for geothermal and hydropower development. Part II: assessing the impact of proposed power plants on tourism and recreationJournal of Heritage Tourism
Planning Nature Tourism in Iceland based on Tourist AttitudesTourism Geographies

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