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17th TourMIS Users’ Workshop & International Seminar 2022, Vienna

September 8, 2022 - september 9, 2022.

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The 17th TourMIS Users’ Workshop & International Seminar on the Future of the Business Travel Following the COVID-19 Pandemic “Unlocking the Secrets for a Sustainable Transition” will be hosted in Vienna, September 8-9, 2022. It is organised jointly by City Destinations Alliance , the  European Travel Commission  & Modul University Vienna and is aimed at city, regional, national, and international tourism organizations, as well as universities and companies from the hospitality and tourism industry.

It is directed toward managers, academics, as well as consultants and representatives of governments and international organizations dealing with tourism. Participants are invited to register for both days or can choose to participate in just one event.

Day 1: The evaluation and monitoring of marketing activities is vital in helping tourism managers develop marketing strategies. Nowadays, technology provides valuable support to facilitate the performance of complex analyses and TourMIS, the leading tourism marketing information system in Europe, effectively serves this aim. By attending the workshop on the first day, led by Professor Karl Wöber, founder of TourMIS, participants will learn how to enter tourism statistics into the system and how to use the various benchmarking tools to produce valuable market research reports.

Day 2: The international seminar on ‘ The Future of Business Travel & Events ‘ on day 2 will be led by ETC. To remain competitive within the global tourism sector, it is important to understand how different segments within the industry navigate their path of recovery as travel restrictions ease. Business travel – including corporate travel and the meetings and events industry – is a key market segment for many European destinations and has been drastically affected by the pandemic. The ability to meet through technological means became vital during the pandemic, and such developments continue to accelerate even as travel resumes. Meanwhile, extended periods of isolation and the limitations of technology have shined a light on the importance of in-person meetings. The key objective of this event will therefore be to understand what the future of business travel and meetings look like. Key topics will be ‘Trends and Outlooks’, ‘Sustainable Transition’, and ‘Digital, Physical, or Hybrid meeting formats’.

Both days have been planned to encourage the active participation of delegates in the program. We look forward to meeting you for a motivating and challenging few days in Vienna!

Fees: 90 € for in-person participation 120 € for online participation

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Florian Aubke November 7, 2020

Vienna 2023: Host of EuroCHRIE 2023 Conference is Announced

Vienna 2023 – changing realities. new opportunities..

Hospitality & tourism businesses as well as hospitality & tourism educators are confronted with a cascade of ‘Changing Realities and New Opportunities’, with some evolving literally overnight.

These Changing Realities not only accelerated the development of New Work Realities and Digital Transformation, but we are also seeing a shift in consumer behaviour, travel patterns as well as teaching methods and didactics. Local has become the new global, health-related issues and hygienic standards are new determinants of travel behaviour and E-Learning activities are no longer considered as ‘nice to have’ but have become a key component of tourism & hospitality education. In other words, lately the change of realities as we know it dramatically accelerated. We as the hosting organization invite the CHRIE community to discuss the effects of change on hospitality and tourism education for the years to come.

Vienna – the most eastern city in the west, and most western city in the east

With its successful blend of imperial tradition and contemporary creativity, the Austrian capital has established itself as a major player in the global tourism market. With 17.6 million overnight stays in 2019, the Viennese tourist industry posted the best performance in its history – pre-Covid 19. In 2019 the International Congress and Convention Association (ICCA) ranked Vienna in sixth place for international congresses worldwide. Accessibility, infrastructure and leisure opportunities all contribute to Vienna being a must-see destination. Not to mention the Sacher cake…

The hosting organization, the FHWien der WKW is Austria’s leading university of applied sciences for management and communication. Working in close contact with Austrian corporations, FHWien der WKW offers comprehensive and practice-oriented academic programs to over 2,800 students.

Our first degree program in Tourism Management was launched in 1994. Since then, the range of degree programs offered has increased year by year. Today FHWien der WKW offers a total of 18 Bachelor’s and Master’s degree programs.

Florian Aubke, head of tourism and hospitality management study programs and conference chair says: “We are delighted to have been chosen as the host for the annual EuroCHRIE conference in 2023. Following successful conferences in Aalborg and Apeldoorn, Vienna aims to provide a conference experience that blends traditional perspectives with contemporary approaches to hospitality education post-Covid 19.”

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• Common slogan of the conference days is "Place Making“ • Highlight: Gala dinner in the ballroom of the Vienna City Hall with presentation of the "Hospitality Innovation Award“ Vienna, April 21 2022 - From November 27 to 29, a joint event of PKF hospitality group with Vienna Tourist Board and Museum Booster will take place in Vienna for the first time, positioning it as the leading European conference for hospitality, tourism and culture.

The organizers, Michael Widmann (Global CEO PKF hospitality group), Norbert Kettner (Managing Director Vienna Tourist Board) and Sofia Widmann (Managing Director Museum Booster) are certain: "The convergence of our three events - 196+ forum Vienna of PKF hospitality group, Vienna Tourism Conference of Vienna Tourist Board and Museum Leadership Forum of Museum Booster - creates a common focus.“

The common slogan this year is "Place Making". The focus is on the exchange and interaction of all participants. During the three days, the events of the three initiators will take place, with the conference (196+ forum) bringing together participants and speakers from the hotel industry, tourism and culture.

The highlight for all guests is the gala dinner in the ballroom of the Vienna City Hall. The "Hospitality Innovation Award" will be presented that evening. On the following day, curated tours of new hotels, visitor attractions, museums and restaurants will complete the program.

"With our joint event, we will further strengthen Vienna's role as a leading global hotspot for hospitality and tourism," the organizers conclude.

Media contact : Martina Rozok T +49 30 40044681 M +49 170 2355988 [email protected] www.pkfhospitality.com

About Vienna Tourist Board: The Vienna Tourist Board is the official destination marketing and management organization for Vienna. It provides many service offers, tips and much information for Viennese tourist businesses. The Vienna Tourist Board is the official destination marketing and management organization for the City of Vienna. Established in 1955, the board’s mandate includes representing the tourist interests of the city, promoting the destination worldwide, assisting visitors with information and services, contributing to tourism measures instigated by the municipality, and promoting an understanding among local residents for the tourism industry and its economic, cultural and social significance. www.vienna.info

About Museum Booster: MUSEUM BOOSTER is a Vienna-based research & consultancy company with a focus on the influence of new media technologies on museums and cultural institutions. The mission of MUSEUM BOOSTER is to help museum managers and experts in the cultural field to select, evaluate and implement emerging technologies. In particular, the focus is on tools and ideas which have a positive effect on museums and can create a strategic advantage. https://museumbooster.com/

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The Accessible Tourism Summit at Zero Project Conference 2022 #ZeroCon22

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25 February 2022, Vienna and Online. Zero Project and ENAT present Awardees, livestreamed for free via YouTube.

Discussions and presentations on accessible tourism chaired by Ivor Ambrose, Managing Director, ENAT non-profit association, covering the whole travel chain – livestreamed for free via YouTube.

Join us for inspiration and food for thought on how we can cooperate to make Tourism accessible for all!

Co-Chair: Anna Grazia Laura , President, European Network for Accessible Tourism (ENAT). Co-Chair: Liron David , Policy & International Relations Chief Officer, Enosh - The Israeli Mental Health Association, Israel.

Zero Project Awardees

• Dale Reardon , Founder and CEO, Travel for All Australia. (Apologies for absence).
• Renat Anpilogov , CEO & Nadezhda Anpilogova (co-presenter), Globe4all, Russia.
• Apoorv Kulkarni , Head, Accessibility & Inclusion, Ola Mobility Institute, India.
• Nipun Os, Mphasis F1 Foundation, India.
• Hilal Kahraman , Passenger Experience Design Specialist & Seben Ayşe Dayı (co-presenter), İGA, Turkey.
• Janice Lintz , Hearing Access Consultant, Consumer Advocate, Writer and Traveler, United States of America.
• Shirit Pearl Levy, Enosh - The Israeli Mental Health Association, Israel.
• Mark Trieglaff , Founder, ACT Services, United States.
• Glenda Virginia Durán Caro & Guillermo Castro (co-presenter), Fundación Eres, Chile,

Congratulations to all the Zero Project Awardees on their great innovations! Further details: Download the Zero Project 2022 Accessibility Report in PDF format from the right-hand panel.     

COMMENT, 4th March 2022, from Anna Anna Königseder, M.A. Manager, Business sector & Process Manager at ZERO Project in the name of the whole Zero Project Team I would like to thank you for your contribution to the Zero Project Conference 2022. It has been an amazing event with:

• 380 participants on site at the UN
• More than 10,600 views of the livestream
• 200+ speakers from 50+ countries
• 114 sessions 

Thank you! Kind regards, Anna

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Market and marketing research are at the heart of the Vienna Tourist Board’s strategic operations. As a direct result of the pandemic, demand for – and the availability of – data, studies, webinars and other sources of information for the industry has mushroomed over the past few years. It is safe to assume that this will also be the case in 2023 and beyond.

In 2022, the Vienna Tourist Board once again evaluated visitor satisfaction levels with a view to improving the visitor experience on the basis of the T-MONA survey, which comprised around 1,700 online interviews (due to the substantially lower number of tourist arrivals in the first half of the year, the number of interviews was correspondingly lower than it had been in previous years). Ongoing monitoring of attitudes to tourism among the Viennese population was back to full strength in 2022, with around 3,600 of the city’s residents participating in an online survey during the year. The result: nine out of ten Viennese residents have a favorable view of tourism in the city – a figure that remained stable throughout the pandemic.

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The Art Museum in the Digital Age – 2022

The Belvedere Research Center is continuing its conference series on the digital transformation of art museums with its fourth event on the topic. The COVID-19 pandemic, and our resultant inability to experience proximity to people and objects, has given the matter additional “virulence” in museums. Although the topic of digitization was gaining ground before the pandemic, the measures taken against the virus created a very special experimental arrangement in which the digital presence of museums was no longer merely a possible extension of exhibition spaces but rather the only way to reach the public. While the focus of our 2021 conference explored the premise of a crisis-induced return to the museum’s own collections, this time it shifts to questions beyond binary concepts, such as media specificity, hybridity, and mixed reality. In five thematic blocks, the lectures of the online conference by international experts deal with how the digital and the analog can be productively, conceptually, and aesthetically interwoven in a museum setting.

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Chiara Zuanni

(Universität Graz / University of Graz)

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Welcome & Introduction Stella Rollig; Christian Huemer; Anna-Marie Kroupova (Belvedere, Vienna)

The Universal Museum and its Digital Expansion Max Hollein (The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York)

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PANEL 1: Audience Engagement

Everyone’s and Just Yours. Wikimedia, Audience, and Openness at the National Gallery of Art, Washington Benjamin Zweig (National Gallery of Art, Washington D.C.)

Die MuseumsMenschen-App im Schaudepot. Ein intergeneratives, partizipatives Pilotprojekt an der Schnittstelle von analog und digital Hanna Brinkmann; Anja Grebe (Danube University Krems); Melanie N. Lopin (Korneuburg City Museum)

Sonic Enhancement of Virtual Exhibits Paola Di Giuseppantonio Di Franco; Michael Tymkiw (University of Essex)

PANEL 2: Interwoven Worlds

Das Verhältnis von original-digital-virtuell Werner Schweibenz (MusIS, University of Konstanz)

Digital Ekphrasis. Creating Emily Dickinson’s Cultural Heritage Kayla Shipp (Emory University, Atlanta)

Virealität. Modus Operandi digitaler Kunstvermittlung der Hamburger Kunsthalle Anja Gebauer; Katharina Hoins; Andrea Weniger (Hamburger Kunsthalle)

Rethinking the Collection Catalogue. Hybrid Publishing at the Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art Brigid M. Boyle (Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art, Kansas City)

PANEL 3: Strategic Dimensions

Surfen als Bedingung von Online-Kunstrezeption. Ausstellungsformate im Spannungsfeld digitaler Infrastrukturen Heiko Schmid (Zurich University of the Arts; Lucerne University of Applied Sciences and Arts)

Eine Kategorisierung von AugmentedReality in der Museumspraxis Jakob Ossmann; Carina Doppler (Fluxguide, Vienna)

Emerging Virtual Spaces. Alternative Models for Displaying Collections Online Ellen Charlesworth (Durham University)

PANEL 4: Sociopolitical Relevance

Computing the Museum. Experiments in Algorithmic Co-curation Giulia Taurino (Northeastern University, Boston)

Museums and the Future Social Web Lukas Fuchsgruber (Technische Universität Berlin)

„NOOOO PUT ME BACK I was next in line for the immersive van gogh exhibit“.1Immersion: zur performativen und partizipativen Rezeption historischer Kunst Charlotte Reuß (University of Applied Arts Vienna)

User Experience of Art Exhibition in the „New Normality“. Innovative Methods of Research in Terms of Global Change Marta Świetlik (Polish Academy of Sciences, Warsaw)

PANEL 5: Virtual Extensions

From Lock-Down to Innovation. Welcome to the World’s First Gigapixel Museum Sandra Verdel (Mauritshuis, The Hague)

VR in the Museum. Reconstructing Difficult Heritage of Modern Architecture Georgios Artopoulos (The Cyprus Institute, Nicosia)

Panel Discussion

Panel Discussion Moderation: Christian Huemer (Belvedere, Vienna)

Suse Anderson (George Washington University, Washington D.C.); Carolyn Royston (Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum, New York); Jeffrey T. Schnapp (metaLAB (at) Harvard, Cambridge)

Panel 1: Audience Engagement

Moderation: Sabine Fauland (Austrian Museums Association, Graz)

Keynote Lecture

Moderation: Christian Huemer (Belvedere, Vienna)

Panel 2: Interwoven Worlds

Moderation: Nicole High-Steskal (Danube University Krems)

Rethinking the Collection Catalogue. Hybrid Publishing at the Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art

Brigid M. Boyle (Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art, Kansas City)

Panel 3: Strategic Dimensions

Moderation: Anna-Marie Kroupova (Belvedere, Vienna)

Surfen als Bedingung von Online-Kunstrezeption. Ausstellungsformate im Spannungsfeld digitaler Infrastrukturen                                  Heiko Schmid (Zurich University of the Arts; Lucerne University of Applied Sciences and Arts)

Eine Kategorisierung von Augmented Reality in der Museumspraxis          Carina Doppler; Jakob Ossmann (Fluxguide, Vienna)

Emerging Virtual Spaces. Alternative Models for Displaying Collections Online                                       Ellen Charlesworth (Durham University)

Kryptokunst & Museum. Beispiele einer Beziehung                                     Carola Korhummel (University of Vienna)

Panel 4: Sociopolitical Relevance

Moderation: Chiara Zuanni (University of Graz)

Museums and the Future Social Web Lukas Fuchsgruber (Technical University of Berlin)

„NOOOO PUT ME BACK I was next in line for the immersive van gogh exhibit“. Immersion: zur performativen und partizipativen Rezeption historischer Kunst Charlotte Reuß (University of Applied Arts Vienna)

Panel 5: Virtual Extensions

Moderation: Richard Kurdiovsky (Austrian Academy of Sciences, Vienna)

From Palmyra to Pompei. The Dynamics of Display of Virtual Archaeological Sites in Museum Exhibitions Isabella Archer (École du Louvre, Paris; University of Poitiers)

Moderation: Christian Huemer (Belvedere, Vienna) Suse Anderson (George Washington University, Washington D.C.) Carolyn Royston (Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum, New York) Jeffrey T. Schnapp (metaLAB (at) Harvard, Cambridge)

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World Tourism Day celebrates the power of tourism to foster inclusion, protect nature and promote cultural understanding.

Tourism is a powerful driver for sustainable development. It contributes to the education and empowerment of women and youth and advances the socioeconomic and cultural development of communities. It plays a critical part in the social protection systems that form the foundation for resilience and prosperity.

We must invest in clean and sustainable tourism, lowering the sector’s energy consumption, adopting zero-emission pathways and protecting biodiversity. We must create decent jobs and ensure profits benefit the host country and local communities. Governments, businesses and consumers must align their tourism practices with the Sustainable Development Goals and a 1.5°C future. The very survival of this industry and many tourist destinations, such as Small Island Developing States, depends on it.

This year’s UN Ocean Conference, where the global community and the tourism sector committed to building a legally binding agreement on plastics pollution by 2024, represents an important first step.  

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The ICTMH international tourism conference 2024 is the biggest gathering of world-class tourism management academia, tourism course educators and trainers, tourism developers, and industry and government specialists in the field of hospitality and tourism management. This 3-days event will provide an opportunity and an exceptional platform for attendees to actively exchange and challenge state-of-the-art research and case studies, to explore new findings in the field and to share their ideas on new projects. The organizing committee of ICTMH conference invites research papers addressing the theoretical, methodological, and practical aspects of tourism and hospitality marketing and management for submission. 

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The Vienna Migration Conference (VMC) provides just that: a trusted space for frank exchanges, where decision-makers and practitioners discuss the latest developments and trends and outline their visions for the road ahead – on stage, in side talks and through networking.

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