Jan Vidar Haukeland
Biographic Data
| ID | 4437120 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Jan Vidar Haukeland |
| GIVEN NAMES | Jan Vidar |
| FAMILY NAME | Haukeland |
| SIGNATURE | HAUKELAND J V |
| AFFILIATIONS | Institute of Transport Economics |
| ORCID | 0009-0006-5984-1180 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 11 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 37 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 10 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 1 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1984 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Prospects for nature-based tourism
Nature-based activities have become business constituents of increasing importance in the tourism industry. In this paper, trends in nature-based tourism with the largest commercial potentials are identified by means of surveys with 60 experts in five different countries/regions with a renowned nature-based tourism sector, collected in three rounds based on Delphi methodology. Results show that the trend categories with the highest impact on comm…
Innovation and future pathways in nature-based tourism – the outlook from an international expert panel
This article identifies innovations that are likely to take place in the nature-based tourism sector in the future. The authors do this with the help of an international expert panel representing a broad range of perspectives relevant to the nature-based tourism market, service provision, and the natural resources upon which this tourism sector depends. The diversity of expertise reflects the need for greater variety in data acquisition processes…
Tourism non-participation – A persistent social welfare issue
Organisational Anomie
The organisational environment and work design dramatically influence employees' performance, wellbeing and identity. However, little is known about how organisational normative structure – that is, the set of general values and shared norms that regulate individuals' behaviours in a community or an organisation – influences employees experiences and wellbeing. We apply the concept of anomie to explore how Norwegian homecare workers (HCWs) experi…
Nordic Perspectives on Nature-based Tourism
Mimisbrunnr Climate Park – a network for heritage learning, tourism development, and climate consciousness
Increased ice melting revealed in 2006–2007 many reminiscences of ancient human activity around ice patches near Mt Galdhøpiggen, Norway's highest mountain peak. The public limited company “Klimapark 2469 AS” was established to develop a heritage interpretation product and to study climate change. A 60-metre long ice tunnel is excavated in the ice patch Juvfonna, where guided walks and a display presenting climate change, archeology, Norse mythol…
Norwegian and foreign tourists' expenditures in Norway during the summer of 1995
This study comprises Norwegian and foreign tourists’ expenditures from May to September 1995. The results are based on on‐site surveys in selected Norwegian tourist areas, and the consumption figures are weighted according to the relative size of the nationalities and type of accommodation in order to obtain a representative picture of the consumption per guest night. The foreign tourists' expenditures are also registered in the Norwegian Visitor…
Tourism marketing through the distribution channel
This article focuses on the effectiveness of the marketing measures aimed at the Norwegian tourist industry's associates in the international sales and distribution network, i.e. those who sell Norwegian tourist products in various export markets
Motives for holiday travel
The discussion in the paper is based on empirical data from the latest Norwegian holiday survey (carried out in 1991). In previous holiday surveys the main task has been, in addition to monitoring of the holiday travel among the Norwegian population, to register the activities (what the respondents have been doing) during their holiday trips. The 1991 survey has, however, been focused on the motives for going on vacation rather than the kind of a…
Non-travelers
Sociocultural impacts of tourism in Scandinavia
Non-travelers
Sociocultural impacts of tourism in Scandinavia
Tourism non-participation – A persistent social welfare issue
Mimisbrunnr Climate Park – a network for heritage learning, tourism development, and climate consciousness
Increased ice melting revealed in 2006–2007 many reminiscences of ancient human activity around ice patches near Mt Galdhøpiggen, Norway's highest mountain peak. The public limited company “Klimapark 2469 AS” was established to develop a heritage interpretation product and to study climate change. A 60-metre long ice tunnel is excavated in the ice patch Juvfonna, where guided walks and a display presenting climate change, archeology, Norse mythol…
Sociocultural impacts of tourism in Scandinavia
Non-travelers
Motives for holiday travel
The discussion in the paper is based on empirical data from the latest Norwegian holiday survey (carried out in 1991). In previous holiday surveys the main task has been, in addition to monitoring of the holiday travel among the Norwegian population, to register the activities (what the respondents have been doing) during their holiday trips. The 1991 survey has, however, been focused on the motives for going on vacation rather than the kind of a…
Tourism marketing through the distribution channel
This article focuses on the effectiveness of the marketing measures aimed at the Norwegian tourist industry's associates in the international sales and distribution network, i.e. those who sell Norwegian tourist products in various export markets
Norwegian and foreign tourists' expenditures in Norway during the summer of 1995
This study comprises Norwegian and foreign tourists’ expenditures from May to September 1995. The results are based on on‐site surveys in selected Norwegian tourist areas, and the consumption figures are weighted according to the relative size of the nationalities and type of accommodation in order to obtain a representative picture of the consumption per guest night. The foreign tourists' expenditures are also registered in the Norwegian Visitor…
Mimisbrunnr Climate Park – a network for heritage learning, tourism development, and climate consciousness
Increased ice melting revealed in 2006–2007 many reminiscences of ancient human activity around ice patches near Mt Galdhøpiggen, Norway's highest mountain peak. The public limited company “Klimapark 2469 AS” was established to develop a heritage interpretation product and to study climate change. A 60-metre long ice tunnel is excavated in the ice patch Juvfonna, where guided walks and a display presenting climate change, archeology, Norse mythol…
Nordic Perspectives on Nature-based Tourism
Innovation and future pathways in nature-based tourism – the outlook from an international expert panel
This article identifies innovations that are likely to take place in the nature-based tourism sector in the future. The authors do this with the help of an international expert panel representing a broad range of perspectives relevant to the nature-based tourism market, service provision, and the natural resources upon which this tourism sector depends. The diversity of expertise reflects the need for greater variety in data acquisition processes…
Tourism non-participation – A persistent social welfare issue
Organisational Anomie
The organisational environment and work design dramatically influence employees' performance, wellbeing and identity. However, little is known about how organisational normative structure – that is, the set of general values and shared norms that regulate individuals' behaviours in a community or an organisation – influences employees experiences and wellbeing. We apply the concept of anomie to explore how Norwegian homecare workers (HCWs) experi…
Prospects for nature-based tourism
Nature-based activities have become business constituents of increasing importance in the tourism industry. In this paper, trends in nature-based tourism with the largest commercial potentials are identified by means of surveys with 60 experts in five different countries/regions with a renowned nature-based tourism sector, collected in three rounds based on Delphi methodology. Results show that the trend categories with the highest impact on comm…
Diverse Aspects of Tourism Research (9 works) · Geography (8 works) · Tourism (8 works) · Political science (7 works) · Sociology (7 works) · Business (6 works) · Cruise Tourism Development and Management (6 works) · Economics (5 works) · Recreation, Leisure, Wilderness Management (5 works) · Advertising (4 works)