Endowed professor Cornelia Dlabaja presents her main areas of research
Dr. Cornelia Dlabaja presented her priorities and research methods for the next five years at her inaugural lecture on February 22, 2024. State Secretary for Tourism Susanne Kraus-Winkler, Head of the Tourism Section at the Federal Ministry Ulrike Rauch-Keschmann, Tourism Spokesperson for the Green Party Hans Arsenovic, Clemens Költringer from the Vienna Tourist Board and numerous tourism experts, practice partners,… […]Read more on Endowed professor Cornelia Dlabaja presents her main areas of research
Exploring new horizons in tourism: The students’ perspective on current challenges
In a pioneering initiative, students at FHWien der WKW have demonstrated their academic skills and contributed to a special issue of the scientific journal Tourismus Wissen Quarterly. […]Read more on Exploring new horizons in tourism: The students’ perspective on current challenges
A scientific look at Aspern – book publication by Cornelia Dlabaja
The latest book by Cornelia Dlabaja, endowed Professor for Sustainable Urban & Tourism Development, is now available. In "Die Seestadt Aspern - Ein Stadtteil im Werden", she follows the development of this new Viennese neighbourhood from an ethnographic perspective. […]Read more on A scientific look at Aspern – book publication by Cornelia Dlabaja
“Approaches and challenges of sustainable urban and tourism development”
Dr. Cornelia Dlabaja has been researching sustainable urban and tourism development at FHWien der WKW as an endowed chair since August 2023. In her inaugural lecture on February 22, 2024, she will present her thematic focus and research methods. It is the first professorship in Austria in the field of urban tourism. […]Read more on “Approaches and challenges of sustainable urban and tourism development”
Tourism advertising between AI and cultural background
Ilona Pezenka, Senior Researcher at the Department of Communication at FHWien der WKW, presented recent research results on the relevance of cultural background in tourism advertising videos at the international ENTER conference. The annual conference of the International Federation for Information Technology and Travel and Tourism (IFITT) took place in Izmir (Turkey) in January 2023. […]Read more on Tourism advertising between AI and cultural background
About the world of innovation
Tilia Stingl de Vasconcelos Guedes wrote a guest article "Of lasers, passion and Nobel Prizes" on "Der Brutkasten". […]Read more on About the world of innovation
“Protection from X-tremists!”
In his guest commentary on kurier.at, Marian Adolf, Researcher at the Department of Communication, analyzes why the 'public sphere' is an elusive concept and yet a precious good. […]Read more on “Protection from X-tremists!”
Family businesses acquire efficiently, but are not (yet) innovative
Ann-Christine Schulz from the Institute for Digital Transformation & Strategy (IDS) and Maija Worek from the Management & Entrepreneurship Study Programs present the results of an empirical analysis of 18 European family businesses in the Austrian Management Review […]Read more on Family businesses acquire efficiently, but are not (yet) innovative
Side visits, discussions, jury member – the expertise of Endowed Professor Anna-Vera Deinhammer is in demand!
Anna-Vera Deinhammer has been an Endowed Professor for Sustainable Real Estate Development in the construction and property industry since June 2023. She is also active in the World Green Building Council on behalf of the ÖGNI (Austrian Society for Sustainable Real Estate Development) and Vice President "Director for Circular Cities and Regions" of the Circular Economy Forum Austria. The expertise… […]Read more on Side visits, discussions, jury member – the expertise of Endowed Professor Anna-Vera Deinhammer is in demand!
Will everything stay different? GenZ’s expectations of the job market.
Current career starters and employees aged 18 to 39 differ less dramatically from previous generations than one might assume based on current discussions. A study by FHWien der WKW in cooperation with Siemens Energy Austria questions the "differences" of Generation Z in the job market. […]Read more on Will everything stay different? GenZ’s expectations of the job market.