Austrian Tourist Association
| Austrian Tourist Association (ÖTV) | |
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| Founded | 1908 as the Christian Workers' Tourist Association (CATV) |
| Place of foundation | Vienna |
| Chairperson | Edith Hammermüller |
| Association headquarters | Vienna , Austria |
| Homepage | touristenverein.at |
The Austrian Tourist Association (ÖTV) is an alpine association in Austria . He operates 3 alpine shelters , the largest of which is the Albert-Appel-Haus in the Dead Mountains in Styria . The other two huts are in Lower Austria; the Herrgottschnitzer - Franz Kaupe House , east of the Kampstein at 1318 m above sea level in the Bucklige Welt and the Dr. Ferdinand Nagl House , a self-catering hut on the Hohe Wand .
The ÖTV is a member of the Austrian Mountaineering Association (ÖBV), which in turn is a member of the Association of Alpine Clubs in Austria .
The club newspaper bears the title of tourist .
history
The association was founded in 1908 as the Christian Workers' Tourist Association (CATV) and later also bundled the nature conservation movement of the Christian Social Party . After the Second World War it got its current name. The first chairman was the Viennese workers and mountain guide Albert Appel . Edith Hammermüller is the chairwoman. In 2008 the association celebrated its 100th anniversary.
Stewards
A chronological overview of the ÖTV chairmen since it was founded.
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