Dr Wei Liu
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Email
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Location
GB.3.19, Southend Campus
Profile
Biography
Dr Wei Liu is a lecturer in Strategy, Operations and Entrepreneurship. Before joining the Essex Business School, Wei received her BBA in Business Administration and started her career as a project assistant to carry out a modern distance education programme for rural primary and secondary schools, led by China's Ministries of Finance, Education and National Development & Reform Commission. After she came back to academia, she received her MSc in Tourism Management at the University of Surrey, where she continued as a researcher and obtained her PhD in Tourism Management. Wei worked as a research assistant with various organisations on research and consultancy projects about tourism impact evaluation and tourists satisfaction assessment during the final stage of her PhD study.
Qualifications
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PhD in Tourism University of Surrey,
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MSc in Tourism University of Surrey,
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BBA in Business Administration Jilin University,
Appointments
University of Essex
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Lecturer in Strategy, Operations, and Entrepreneurship, Essex Business School, University of Essex (1/1/2018 - present)
Research and professional activities
Research interests
Operations Management in Tourism, Hospitality and Event
Teaching and supervision
Current teaching responsibilities
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Business Economics (BE201)
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Introduction to Tourism Management (BE221)
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Tourism Operations (BE245)
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Professional and Academic Development 2 (BE906)
Publications
Journal articles (3)
Wu, DC., Cao, C., Liu, W. and Chen, JL., (2022). Impact of domestic tourism on economy under COVID-19: The perspective of tourism satellite accounts. Annals of Tourism Research Empirical Insights. 3 (2), 100055-100055
Chen, Y., Dai, Y., Liu, A., Liu, W. and Jia, L., (2021). Can the COVID-19 risk perception affect tourists’ responsible behavior intention: an application of the structural equation model. Journal of Sustainable Tourism, 1-20
Biran, A., Liu, W., Li, G. and Eichhorn, V., (2014). Consuming post-disaster destinations: The case of Sichuan, China. Annals of Tourism Research. 47, 1-17
Conferences (2)
Liu, W. and Chen, JL., Managing Overtourism Using Big Data and Time-Varying Parameter Spatial Models
Liu, W., Li, G. and Avital, B., Chinese Tourists’ Perceived Value in Dark Tourism Consumption Experience