Speaking

Conference Presentations

Doran, A. & Low, T. (2019). Accessing benefits from mountaineering tourism: female negotiation strategies. Presented at ATRA’s 7th International Adventure Conference, Dumfries and Galloway, Scotland.  

Low, T., Doran, A. & Miller, M. (2019). #womeninadventure: exploring women’s representation on Instagram. Presented at ATRA’s 7th International Adventure Conference, Dumfries and Galloway, Scotland. 

Doran, A. (2018). Women’s mountaineering tourism: an empirical investigation of its theoretical constraint dimensions. Presented at ATRA’s 6th International Adventure Conference, ‘Climates of Change: Rethinking the Outdoor Experience’, Segovia, La Granja and Valsain, Spain. 

Doran, A. (2017). Women’s mountaineering tourism: an empirical investigation of its theoretical constraint dimensions. Presented at the Sustainable Tourism Development Conference, Kathmandu, Nepal. 

Doran, A. (2016). Using phenomenology-based ethnography to examine mountaineering tourism experiences:  a critical analysis. Presented at the Sheffield Business School (SBS) Doctoral Conference, Sheffield Hallam University. 

Doran, A. (2014). Empowerment and women in adventure tourism: a negotiated journey. Presented at ATRA’s 3rd International Adventure Conference, ‘Adventures in Empty Lands – the Difference and Value of Wild Places’, Sogndal, Norway. 

Doran, A. (2012). A review of the current literature on female adventure tourists. Presented at the Adventure Recreation Research Association’s (ATRA) 1st International Adventure Conference, ‘Meanings, Markets and Magic’, University of the Highlands and Islands, Scotland. 

Doran, A. & Pomfret, G. (2014). Gender and Mountaineering. Presented at the ATRA Adventure Research Seminar, Sheffield Hallam University.  

Doran, A. (2012). A review of the current literature on female adventure tourists. Presented at the Sheffield Hallam University (SHU)/Girona Colloquium, SHU.


Invited Speaker

The Outdoor Industries Association European Summit, Sheffield. Panel discussion, October 2015. 


Workshops