The conference is hosted by the WKW endowed Professorship for Sustainable Urban and Tourism Development by FH-Prof. Dr. Cornelia Dlabaja together with the Tourism & Hospitality Management Study Programs of FHWien der WKW in cooperation with the ÖGS Urban Research Section and the Social Inequality Section.
Renowned local and international researchers in the field of tourism research and urban research will discuss and present scientific and practice-related findings from their fields of expertise and exchange ideas with international colleagues, creating a space for discourse with practitioners, decision makers, planers and experts from tourism and urban and regional planning.
Date & Location: 24.09. to 26.09.2025 at FHWien der WKW
Conference Registration: opens on 30.05.2025
Conference fee: € 150,- (regular for reseachers) | € 80,- (reduced for students and master graduates)
“How will we live together?” is one of the key questions facing planners, decision-makers and researchers. Together we will shape the future of cities and tourism and find solutions for sustainable change.
Scientific Board
Cornelia Dlabaja (FHWien der WKW), Alexander Hamedinger (Technische Universität Wien), Yvonne Franz (Universität Wien), Julia Girardi-Hoog (Stadt Wien), Sina Moussa-Lipp (Arbeiterkammer Wien), Dario Bertocchi (Università degli Studi di Udine), Katharina De Melo (Institut für Soziale Ökologie (SEC), BOKU University), Raphaela Kogler (Universität Wien), Maria Katelieva (FHWien der WKW (University of Applied Sciences for Management & Communication), Johannes Novy (Westminster University), Xavier Matteucci (IMC Krems University of Applied Sciences), Christoph Stoik (FH Campus Wien | University of Applied Sciences), Johannes Suitner (Technische Universität Wien), Daniela Wagner (FHWien der WKW (University of Applied Sciences for Management & Communication) , Roos Gerritsma (Hogeschool Inholland), Dr. Simone Egger (Universität des Saarlandes – Saarland University), Greca Meloni (Universität Wien) and Karoline Wiegerink (Hotelschool the Hague), Christoph Pachucki, (Universität Innsbruck) and Sophie Gräf (FHWien der WKW (University of Applied Sciences for Management & Communication)