Learning Journey – Walking through the city center
In Vienna's first district, worlds collide on a daily basis: 16,000 residents, 250,000 visitors and 110,000 employees share the limited public space. How can this balancing act between tourism, everyday working life and quality of life be mastered in the future? The research project ‘Learning Journey - Innere Stadt’, led by endowed chair Cornelia Dlabaja at FHWien der WKW, is… […]Read more on Learning Journey – Walking through the city center
Future Dialogue Tourism: Students and Professionals in dialog about Future Skills
Students from the Bachelor's program in Tourism & Hospitality Management put on an impressive event with the first “Future Dialogue Tourism”. On January 16, 2025, students and industry experts met at FHWien der WKW to discuss the future of the tourism industry. The focus was on future skills - skills and competencies that will be essential in the rapidly changing… […]Read more on Future Dialogue Tourism: Students and Professionals in dialog about Future Skills
Student Project: Focus on Visitor Economy Management
As part of the Master's program in Urban Tourism & Visitor Economy Management, students created videos that get to the heart of the topic of visitor economy management (VEM). […]Read more on Student Project: Focus on Visitor Economy Management
Art meets Science: Research project with the Belvedere Museum
On January 10, 2025, the starting signal was given for an exciting research project that combines art and research. […]Read more on Art meets Science: Research project with the Belvedere Museum
Schönbrunn Palace up close: Experiencing tourism management
At the beginning of December, the course ‘System Tourism and Sustainability’ offered Tourism & Hospitality Management students a very special opportunity: to be tourists themselves and visit the world-famous Schönbrunn Palace. Of course, a look behind the scenes was also part of the program. […]Read more on Schönbrunn Palace up close: Experiencing tourism management
10 years of Seestadt – An interim Report
What is it like to live and work in the Seestadt Aspern? What challenges and opportunities have arisen for residents and urban developers over the last ten years? How can the insights gained be transferred to other projects? These and other questions were discussed at the second Urban Future Talk organized by the Tourism & Hospitality Management study programs at… […]Read more on 10 years of Seestadt – An interim Report
Practical project: How Tulln benefits from culture
On November 14, 2024 an exciting presentation of the preliminary results of a practice project was held at Tulln Town Hall as part of the ‘Consultancy Project’ course in the Master's program in Urban Tourism & Visitor Economy Management. […]Read more on Practical project: How Tulln benefits from culture
UEG Week 2024 in Vienna: How Congress Organisation works
Students of the Bachelor’s program in Tourism & Hospitality Management were able to experience UEG Week 2024 in Vienna up close in October. This event - Vienna's largest medical congress - offered a deep insight into the complex world of congress organization as part of the ‘Event & Congress Design’ specialization. […]Read more on UEG Week 2024 in Vienna: How Congress Organisation works
Urban Future Talks: “10 years of Seestadt”
Invitation to a panel discussion on the 10th anniversary of Seestadt Aspern as a populated district […]Read more on Urban Future Talks: “10 years of Seestadt”
Tourism & Hospitality Management student wins Best Meeting Thesis Austria 2024
Anna Katharina Seper came out on top with her Bachelor's thesis and won the Best Meeting Thesis Award from the Austrian Convention Bureau (ACB). […]Read more on Tourism & Hospitality Management student wins Best Meeting Thesis Austria 2024