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Event Insights offers events precise insights into what is happening on the spot.
This year, two fundraising events were analyzed by Invenium free of charge for the good cause.
Continuous development – Invenium has been involved in several research projects this year.
The results also improve various aspects of Invenium's products.
In 2023, we took a closer look at a variety of events with "Event Insights".
At the end of the year, we provide an insight into three of this year's many event highlights.
Numerous people visited the Wolfgangsee Advent last weekend. Where did the visitors come from and how many were there exactly?
Invenium takes a look back at the first Advent weekend.
Knowledge exchange, future collaborations for sustainable destination development and the use of data were central topics at this year's BÖTM-Top-Seminar in Gosau. We also provided new insights into the further developments of our Mobility Insights platform.
The utilization of the road system, the efficiency of public transport, the economic evaluation of company locations as well as tourist destinations – human mobility influences almost every area.
In a world where climate change is advancing, cycling is becoming an increasingly important part of our mobility. However, there are challenges when it comes to integrating cycling into transportation planning.
Fascination Biathlon – Germans indulge the No. 1 winter sport not only in front of the TV.
The "International Biathlon Union" (IBU) strives to make its business and activities sustainable in all dimensions: ecological, social and economic.
The goal is to establish biathlon as the leading sport promoting sustainability by 2026.
The change in mobility is omnipresent and has already found its way into Austria's tourism regions. The decline of cars in urban areas, increasing environmental awareness, advancing internationalization and the trend towards shorter vacation trips are the current trends facing Austrian tourism.
This year again, the Viennese Rathausplatz shone in Styrian green splendor. The comeback of the "Steiermark Frühling" was more than successful: an enthusiastic atmosphere among the guests, radiant hosts – and the fresh spring weather held up.