To FH Burgenland
Visitors: Prof. Dr. Snezana Dichevska and Prof. Dr. Michael Risteski, Faculty of Tourism and Hospitality, Ohrid, St. Kliment Ohridski University – Bitola
Overview: FH Burgenland was delighted to welcome Snezana Dichevska and Michael Risteski for the inaugural on-site project meeting at FH Burgenland. The setting was idyllic, with bright sunshine and clear blue skies, providing a perfect backdrop for productive discussions.
Objectives: The primary aim of the visit was to foster collaboration between our institutions and explore potential joint initiatives in tourism and hospitality education. The meeting served as a platform to strengthen our connection and identify shared interests.
Activities: During an informal gathering with colleagues from the Department of Business Studies and the International Office, we discovered numerous commonalities between our universities. Both institutions are located in picturesque towns rich in history, situated near two beautiful lakes. Our shared enthusiasm for wine culture and international relations provided a solid foundation for potential future collaborations.
Conclusion: This visit has laid the groundwork for exciting opportunities ahead. We are optimistic about the collaborative activities that may arise from our discussions, particularly in the areas of sustainable tourism and cultural exchange.
Next Steps: We look forward to exploring further avenues for partnership, including joint projects and exchanges, to enrich the educational experiences of our students and faculty alike.
To Faculty of Tourism and Hospitality Ohrid
Visitor: Prof. Dr. Manuela Kovalev, FH Burgenland, Austria
Overview: The Faculty of Tourism and Hospitality recently hosted Prof. Dr. Manuela Kovalev for a two-day visit, marking a significant milestone in our collaborative efforts towards advancing sustainable tourism education. This visit follows our team’s recent trip to FH Burgenland, emphasizing the reciprocal nature of our partnership.
Objectives: The primary goal of the visit was to engage in in-depth discussions regarding the experiences and practices that enhance tourism education at both institutions. Given the picturesque locations of our campuses near two stunning lakes, our shared commitment to sustainable tourism is both relevant and inspiring.
Activities: During the visit, participants explored various topics related to sustainable tourism, sharing insights and best practices. The dialogue was enriched by Prof. Dr. Kovalev’s expertise, fostering a collaborative environment aimed at achieving our educational goals.
Conclusion: The discussions held during this visit have opened new avenues for future cooperation. We look forward to the exciting prospects that lie ahead as we continue our journey toward promoting sustainable tourism education.
Next Steps: Further collaboration opportunities will be explored, including joint projects and exchange programs, to enhance the educational experience for our students.