NSBM Green University recently hosted a high-level delegation from Lincoln University, New Zealand, for an official campus visit, strategic management discussions, and an academic session for Tourism undergraduates. The visiting delegates included Professor Emma J. Stewart, Dean of the Faculty of Environment, Society & Design; Ms. Annie Goh, Director of International Recruitment and Mr. Deep Dominic, International Manager for the Indian Subcontinent.

During the visit, the delegation met with NSBM’s Top Management at the Administration Building. The discussion focused on potential institutional partnerships, joint academic initiatives, and expanding international pathways for students. Upon arrival, the delegates were also offered a tour of NSBM premises, showcasing modern academic infrastructure and green campus facilities.

As part of the visit, Professor Emma J. Stewart delivered an academic lecture to Tourism undergraduates at the Faculty of Business titled “Last-Chance Tourism: Managing Climate-Sensitive Nature-Based Tourism Destinations.” The session provided students with insights into the impact of climate change on nature-based travel, followed by an interactive discussion on managing vulnerable tourism ecosystems and promoting responsible destination stewardship.