Aufbau einer gemeinsamen Dateninfrastruktur für den Tourismus: Herausforderungen und Chancen - André Golliez (HSLU & Open Data Consultant)

🎙️ THIS EPISODE WAS RECORDED IN SWISS GERMAN. Transcripts are available on our ⁠website⁠ (resilienttourism.ch/podcast) André Golliez is a lecturer at the Lucerne University of Applied Sciences, and a consultant in the area of open data, data sharing, and data value creation. He founded the opendata.ch association and is involved in data policy issues and the use of open data, as well as the Resilient Tourism Flagship project. In this episode, he talks about his involvement in digitalization in tourism and the development of a common data and content hub in the Lucerne and Lake Lucerne Region.  ---- In the Resilient Tourism Podcast Series, we aim to spread a culture of innovation with our guests from all corners of Switzerland. We thrive to inspire the Swiss Travel & Hospitality professionals to shape the digital transformation of the sector.  We want to connect the leaders of Switzerland and share the best practices. Interested? Let's take a ride together! 🚀 You will find inspirational talks from industry experts and professionals that will present their success stories in innovation, digitization and datafication of the sector. We hope to inspire you to take action and be part of the transformation! This podcast is part of the Swiss Resilient Tourism Flagship Project - an initiative funded by Innosuisse to support the datafication of the travel sector in Switzerland in order to create resilient digitally supported services, business processes and business models. This improved data intelligence strategy will strengthen the competitiveness, resilience and sustainability of the tourism ecosystem in Switzerland. Learn more about the project at www.resilienttourism.ch In conformity with Switzerland's multicultural identity, this podcast is presented in four different languages (FR; EN; IT; DE). This content is produced by the EHL Hospitality Business School with the support of Innosuisse.