Erik Johansson
Professor of Tourism Management | Sustainable Tourism & Destination Development
Erik Johansson is a professor of tourism management with over 16 years of combined academic, research, and teaching experience.
His academic interests focus on sustainable tourism, destination management, international travel behavior, and the economic and social impacts of tourism.
His professional background includes university-level teaching, tourism research, and participation in interdisciplinary projects examining destination competitiveness and responsible travel practices.
Erik's research interests include tourism development, visitor behavior, cultural preservation, and the relationship between tourism growth and local communities.
His academic approach emphasizes balancing economic opportunities with environmental responsibility and cultural sustainability.
Areas of expertise
- Tourism Management & Destination Development
- Sustainable & Responsible Tourism
- International Travel Behavior
- Tourism Economics
- Cultural Tourism & Heritage Preservation
- Tourism Research & Policy Analysis
Recognition and milestones
- 2022: Sustainable Tourism Research Excellence Award.
- 2024: Contributed to 16 academic research publications and tourism development projects.
- 2025: Reached 3,500 students and tourism professionals through lectures and educational programs.