Markus Redl
Markus Redl is the CEO of ecoplus Alpin GmbH, a consortium of state-owned ski resorts in Lower Austria. He also manages a program aimed at developing tourism in nine mountain resorts. In addition, he hosts the podcast "Pistenkilometer — There's No Business Like Snow Business" and contributes to the Tourismuspresse-Blog, discussing the future of snow sports and mountain tourism.
Previously, he worked as a ski instructor trainer, organized the Winter Universiade in Innsbruck/Seefeld in 2005, led the bid for the Innsbruck 2012 Youth Olympic Games, and served as a lecturer in sport management and sport tourism. He completed his diploma studies in sports science at the University of Vienna and earned a Master in Public Administration from Harvard as a Fulbright scholar.
Markus Redl is a highly regarded business leader in the Austrian winter sports community and a passionate advocate of sustainability initiatives in this sector. He will be presenting his vision and way forward for the future of snow sports. Sustainable Tourism Management is one the key strategic pillars of the Austrian National Tourist Office (ANTO). The Budapest Branch of ANTO is very pleased to contribute in this way to the high calibre programme of this years’ Sport Forum Hungary
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The future of snow sports: challenges and opportunities16:00-17:30: The future of sports and active lifestyle based on sustainability - Hall of legends
What are the new trends and demands in mountain resorts and ski resorts? What opportunities and strategies are available for the professional and economic development of mountain tourism? Markus Redl, CEO of ecoplus Alpin GmbH, a consortium of state-owned ski resorts in Lower Austria, and an expert on the future of snow sports and mountain tourism, will address these questions, among others, in his presentation.
Markus Redlon behalf of the Austrian National Tourist Office, Expert for the future of snow sports and mountain tourismecoplus Alpin GmbH, CEOThe strategic importance of education and infrastructure in active lifestyle: -Dr. Gyöngyvér LaczaHungarian University of Sport Science, Head of Recreation DepartmentMarkus Redlon behalf of the Austrian National Tourist Office, Expert for the future of snow sports and mountain tourismecoplus Alpin GmbH, CEOTomi TrbovcSki Association of Slovenia, External Public Relations OfficerMatej NosekPaysy, Sales and product managerThe future of sports and active lifestyle based on sustainability round table: -Dr. Gyöngyvér LaczaHungarian University of Sport Science, Head of Recreation DepartmentMarkus Redlon behalf of the Austrian National Tourist Office, Expert for the future of snow sports and mountain tourismecoplus Alpin GmbH, CEOTomi TrbovcSki Association of Slovenia, External Public Relations OfficerMatej NosekPaysy, Sales and product managerThe future of sports and active lifestyle based on sustainability round table16:00-17:30: The future of sports and active lifestyle based on sustainability - Hall of legendsMarketing-communication is a must have for real breakthroughs
Dr. Gyöngyvér LaczaHungarian University of Sport Science, Head of Recreation DepartmentMarkus Redlon behalf of the Austrian National Tourist Office, Expert for the future of snow sports and mountain tourismecoplus Alpin GmbH, CEOTomi TrbovcSki Association of Slovenia, External Public Relations OfficerMatej NosekPaysy, Sales and product managerLászló SzilágyiNagy Sportágválasztó, BBU Nonprofit Zrt., Head of marketingOur partners
