FACULTY OF SOCIAL SCIENCES, TOURISM AND SPORTS

PhD. Amarildi Tomori

PhD. Amarildi Tomori

ACADEMIC TITLE AND POSITION PhD. / Lecturer
CURRENT ACADEMIC STATUS AND EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND Dr. Amarildi Tomori has an interdisciplinary academic background that combines tourism, tourism destination management, and international markets with finance and accounting. He completed his PhD in the Doctoral Programme in Tourism and Leisure at Universitat Rovira i Virgili (URV), Spain. He also holds a Master’s degree in Tourism Destination Management and a Master’s degree in International Markets, both awarded by URV, as well as a Bachelor’s degree in Finance and Accounting.
POSITION Lecturer in the Department of Tourism, Hospitality and Recreation.
CONTRIBUTIONS He has experience teaching university-level courses in English, particularly in the area of economic analysis of tourism markets, within the Master’s programme in Tourism Destination Management at Universitat Rovira i Virgili. His academic activities include participation in international research activities, doctoral forums, seminars, and academic conferences in Spain, as well as a research stay at Sapienza University of Rome. His research interests focus on tourism economics, destination competitiveness, public policy, sustainability, and tourism seasonality.
ACTIVE ENGAGEMENT AND DEVELOPMENTAL AREAS OF INTEREST His main areas of research interest and academic development include sustainable and environmental tourism, the public economics of tourism, destination competitiveness, and the development of year-round tourism. His research addresses topics such as the sustainability and crisis resilience of campsites and hotels, the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on tourism demand, and the potential of dental tourism as an opportunity to mitigate seasonality in Albania. Through an interdisciplinary approach, economic analysis, and national and international academic collaboration, he aims to contribute to the advancement of university teaching and the development of scientific research in the field of tourism.