Dr Adrian Müller

Dr Adri­an Müller

Adrian Müller

Adri­an Müller is a sci­entif­ic pro­ject lead­er at the tour­ism research unit at Uni­ver­sity of BernSwitzer­land.

Dr Müller’s research con­cen­trates on sus­tain­able travel beha­viour, with par­tic­u­lar emphas­is on decar­bon­ising busi­ness travel and long-dis­tance mobil­ity. He is espe­cially inter­ested in how organ­isa­tion­al con­di­tions, sys­tem­ic factors, and indi­vidu­al decision-mak­ing inter­act to shape travel beha­viour and how this can be managed.

Adrian’s cur­rent work also invest­ig­ates cli­mate justice in tour­ism, pub­lic debates about high-car­bon travel, broad­er soci­et­al norms and expect­a­tions around travel, and how organ­isa­tions adopt low-car­bon mobil­ity solutions.

Is there a right to travel or be a tourist in a world of limits?

, and June 4, 2026
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Is travel & tour­ism a human right or elite priv­ilege? As res­id­ents protest against over­tour­ism and des­tin­a­tions intro­duce vis­it­or caps, is it time to rethink our free­dom of movement?

Ralf Vogler, Nadja Sch­weiggart, and Adri­an Müller out­line how we might dis­tin­guish between neces­sary travel and dis­cre­tion­ary tour­ism con­sump­tion and pro­pose a ‘stair­case mod­el’ of ascend­ing justifications.

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