Florian J. Eitzenberger
Also known as: Florian Johannes Eitzenberger
Hochschule Konstanz University of Applied Sciences
About
Florian J. Eitzenberger is a human geographer whose research focuses on sustainable tourism, cultural heritage, and regional development from interdisciplinary and international perspectives. He recently completed his PhD at the University of Tübingen, where his dissertation examined postcolonial perspectives on UNESCO World Heritage Sites, tourism development, and nation-building in Uzbekistan.
His research interests include sustainable tourism, World Heritage, cultural landscapes, regional development, political geography, and qualitative social research. He has conducted extensive fieldwork in Central Asia and the Middle East, particularly in Uzbekistan and Oman, combining expert interviews, participant observation, and document analysis.
Before and during his doctoral studies, Florian worked on several applied research and international cooperation projects in the fields of tourism and sustainable regional development. His academic background combines human geography, ethnology, international management, and Chinese studies, reflecting his strong interest in interdisciplinary research and cross-cultural perspectives. His work aims to bridge academic research and practical policy-making in tourism, heritage management, and regional transformation.
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Hochschule Konstanz University of Applied Sciences
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Publications (6)
- Operationalising sustainable tourism at UNESCO World Heritage Sites: the Sustainability Prism 4.0 in Oman and Uzbekistan Save
- Perception disparity: Analyzing the destination image of Uzbekistan among residents and non-visitors Save
- Innovationen während der Corona-Krise durch externe Interventionen in Tourismusbetrieben Save
- A tourism research agenda for Uzbekistan Save
- Barrierefreier Tourismusraum Konstanz Save
- Kreativwirtschafts- und Kulturtourismusstandort Bodensee – eine Mediendiskursanalyse Save