Austria's tourism defies the crisis: vacation is now mandatory!

Austria's tourism defies the crisis: vacation is now mandatory!

Halle (Saale), Deutschland - five years ago, the recovery of the tourism industry after Corona pandemic began, and this proves to be stable and growing. According to the economic researcher Oliver Fritz, holiday apartments enjoy a popular popularity. The promotion of this industry was "generous", which leads to justifying reviews in a possible overgrowding. Some companies might have gotten bankrupt without this support, but Fritz emphasized that these measures had to be implemented quickly to counteract the crisis. The statistics Austria already documents an extraordinary recovery of travelers for 2022 and 2023, which cannot be observed in many other European countries, as reported.

Travelers in Austria tend to travel both privately and professionally, although business tourisms in Europe have decreased as a whole. The trend towards online conferences has been strengthened during pandemic, which led to a change in travel habits. People want to integrate traveling into their normal consumption behavior, but this leads to a reserved issue policy. Nevertheless, the Austrians seem to have found their desire to travel because travel has become almost unavoidable, Fritz reported. Scientific debates on ethical issues were recently led on these topics, such as how the Bioethical imperative of Fritz Year can be applied to current medical ethics. Years are gained in importance on animal and human ethics, as in the hsozkult

The rediscovery of Fritz Years Bioethics

A conference brought together international scientists to re -illuminate the importance of Fritz Year's bioethics. In the 1920s, year, year shaped the term and the imperative core: "Pay attention to every living being as an end in itself". His concepts were rated in a variety of ways, for example in relation to current bioethical discussions ranging from animal welfare to people's rights. The interdisciplinary exchange put the relevance of its theories for current medical ethical questions in the foreground and once forgotten, forgotten, for which modern bioethics can be a “local historical gold treasure”. His ethical approaches, which are in dialogue with various philosophical and theological traditions, also promote interdisciplinary research, which is decisive for coping with today's challenges.