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Asif Hussain, PhD, is an independent strategic consultant who specialises in infrastructure development, tourism and environmental economics. He is an Indigenous person and passionate advocate for community well-being and has led innovative, transformative and life-changing outcomes for businesses and communities alike.
Asif is passionate about community well-being and believes that collective community resilience is vital to ensure long-term sustainability. His understanding of sustainability and resilience as a concept and a phenomenon served as a core to the longevity of Indigenous nations and cultures across the globe. He believes that Indigenous communities and their ancestor's farsightedness, planning, and binding understanding of a shared future laid the foundation of the concept of sustainability and resilience. These founding principles of collaboration, joint planning, and collective resilience were made possible by identifying strengths and diverse skills, which enabled communities to move forward in times of crisis for collective well-being.
Asif’s research focus is on regenerative tourism, resilience, sustainability, climate change, Indigenous studies, infrastructure development and community development.
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- Regenerative leisure and tourism: a pathway for mindful futures, Leisure/Loisir, 1-12, 2023
- The impact of transport infrastructure development on nature-based tourism: The case of the isolated communities of Gilgit-Baltistan, Pakistan, The Routledge Handbook of Nature Based Tourism Development, 149-165, 2023
- Human Relationship with Nature, Indigenous Ways of Living and Regenerative Tourism Framework, Journal of Sustainability and Resilience 3 (1), Article 4, 2023
- Regenerative tourism futures: a case study of Aotearoa New Zealand, Journal of tourism futures, 8 (3), 346-351, 2022
- Regenerative Tourism Model: Challenges of Adapting Concepts from Natural Science to Tourism Industry, Journal of Sustainability and Resilience 2 (1), Article 4, 2022
- Transport infrastructure development knocks on nature-based tourism door: the case of isolated communities of Gilgit-Baltistan, Pakistan, Journal of Ecotourism 2022
- Between Sustainability and Resilience: planning destination management of coastal areas in South Island, New Zealand, Journal of Tourism and Development 2022
- Government Response to Covid-19 and Gender Discrepancy: Tour Operator Perspective from New Zealand, 1(2), Article 4, Journal of Sustainability and Resilience August 2021
- Conference/Article: Conscious travel paradigm and the future of tourism: The case of regenerative tourism, 4th International Scientific Conference [TOURMAN 2021) “Restarting tourism, travel and hospitality: The day after” May 2021
- Post-covid tourism recovery: a case of domestic tourism in Akaroa (South Island, New Zealand), World/MDPI March 2021
- Fear of pandemics or fear of tourism and hospitality: the challenge of human mobility, Journal of Tourism and Hospitality Management Jan 2021
- A future of tourism industry: conscious travel, destination recovery and regenerative tourism, 1(1), Article 5, Journal of Sustainability and Resilience Jan 2021
- We are open: understanding crisis management of restaurants as pandemic hits tourism, 3(1), 41-48, Journal of Hospitality Jan 2021
- Seminar: Applying the Sustainable Livelihood Approach: An analysis of isolated communities, transport infrastructure development and tourism, ESD, Lincoln University July 2018
- Article/Seminar: Validity and reliability of social science research methods within livelihood diversification strategies, at The 2016 South Island Social Science Postgraduate Student Symposium, University of Canterbury New Zealand Nov 2016
- Seminar: Infrastructural development, tourism and livelihood diversification in Gilgit-Baltistan, Center for Environmental Economics and Climate Change (CEECC), Pakistan Institute of Development Economics (PIDE) Islamabad Pakistan April 2016
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