A testament to collaborative efforts, expedition.nationalpark.2023 was made possible through the partnership between Carinthia University of Applied Sciences and the Carinthian portion of Hohe Tauern National Park. This three-day journey served as a crucible for reimagining tourism in the 21st century, tackling pressing challenges such as demographic shifts, evolving consumer demands, digitalization, and globalization. With a focus on fostering sustainable development, the expedition sought to answer the pivotal question: How should tourism and the national park evolve to meet the demands of the modern era? Through engaging discussions and visits to 10 local sites , the participants crafted a nuanced understanding of Heiligenblut's present realities and future potentials.
The format of expedition.nationalpark.2023, rotating annually between national park municipalities, offers a comprehensive exploration of regional issues and aspirations. For further insights into expedition.nationalpark.2023 and its impact, interested individuals are encouraged to explore the book and its findings, igniting a collective journey towards sustainable tourism and community well-being.
