Teaching

Three sessions for MSc Tourism and Hospitality students on using AI in coursework and dissertation research, with the emphasis on habits that keep AI output checkable. Students wrote structured prompts on a Tourism Management paper, used AI tools to find, read and get feedback on literature, learned to check references and to follow Surrey's rules on AI use, and had AI write Python code that they ran and verified in Google Colab to produce a journal-style figure. The seminar closed with an introduction to agentic tools such as Claude Code and Codex.

Ran three weekly tutorial groups for 82 undergraduates on the BSc (Hons) in Hotel and Tourism Management, covering financial statement analysis, bonds and project cash flows. Built spreadsheet exercises from a hotel group's annual report, supported three individual assignments and a group analysis project, assessed group presentations and held weekly consultation hours.

A half-day interactive session for scholarship students from Thailand on the One District One Scholarship (ODOS) digital summer camp: how AI is changing marketing, brand cases, virtual influencers, a team challenge to design an AI-assisted ad campaign, and the ethics of AI in marketing.

For MSc hotel management students: how hotel check-in has changed, the technology now used at the front desk, and what research, including my PhD studies, says about its effects on hotel operations and guests.

Completed PolyU's training programme for teaching assistants.