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EPISODE · Dec 18, 2025 · 29 MIN

#98 (de) Podiumsgespräch zu 25 Jahren Via Alpina

from Audible Alps - CIPRA Podcast: Interviews, background talks and voices from all Alpine countries: Listen to this and more in the podcast of the International Commission for the Protection of the Alps. · host CIPRA International - www.cipra.org

Seit 25 Jahren verbindet die Via Alpina als internationaler Weitwanderweg Menschen, Kulturen und Landschaften quer durch den Alpenraum. Mit einer Podcast-Reihe erzählt das Projekt «Stimmen entlang der Via Alpina» ihre Geschichte, beleuchtet Herausforderungen und Chancen des Weitwanderns und sensibilisierte für nachhaltigen Tourismus in den Alpen. Den Abschluss der Podcast-Reihe macht dieses Podiumsgespräch mit den folgenden drei Gästen: Stefanie Alis Ritter bewirtschaftet gemeinsam mit Sophia Sandkühler seit 2025 die Pfälzer Hütte in Liechtenstein und erfüllte sich damit einen Lebenstraum. Christian Baumgartner unterrichtet am Institut für Tourismus und Freizeit der Fachhochschule Graubünden und begleitet Projekte zu nachhaltigem Tourismus und Regionalentwicklung. Laura Haberfellner koordiniert das bei CIPRA International in Liechtenstein angesiedelte Sekretariat der Via Alpina ab 2026. Zur Podcast-Reihe: www.cipra.org/de/stimmen-entlang-der-via-alpina Abonniere unseren Podcast: www.cipra.org/de/podcast Das Projekt wird finanziell unterstützt von der Stiftung Fürstlicher Kommerzienrat Guido Feger in Liechtenstein. Moderation und Produktion: Michael Gams Ton: Caroline Begle Foto (c) Anna Mehrmann ---- For 25 years, the Via Alpina has been connecting people, cultures and landscapes across the Alpine region as an international long-distance hiking trail. With a series of podcasts, the project ‘Voices along the Via Alpina’ tells its story, highlights the challenges and opportunities of long-distance hiking and raises awareness of sustainable tourism in the Alps. The podcast series concludes with this panel discussion featuring the following three guests: Stefanie Alis Ritter has been running the Pfälzer Hütte in Liechtenstein together with Sophia Sandkühler since 2025, fulfilling a lifelong dream. Christian Baumgartner teaches at the Institute for Tourism and Leisure at the University of Applied Sciences of Graubünden and supports projects on sustainable tourism and regional development. Laura Haberfellner will coordinate the Via Alpina secretariat based at CIPRA International in Liechtenstein from 2026. To the podcast series: https://www.cipra.org/en/projects/voices-along-the-via-alpina Subscribe to our podcast: www.cipra.org/en/podcast The project is financially supported by the Prince Guido Feger Foundation in Liechtenstein. Moderation and production: Michael Gams Photo (c) Anna Mehrmann

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