FUTOURWORK Hosts Special Session at ATLAS 2026
Our paper panel and discussion at ATLAS 2026 explored the relationship between platformisation, social dialogue and worker wellbeing in tourism and hospitality.


Our paper panel and discussion at ATLAS 2026 explored the relationship between platformisation, social dialogue and worker wellbeing in tourism and hospitality.
Help us reach tourism and hospitality workers across six countries with our survey on digitalisation and worker wellbeing.
Our new policy brief examines how digitalisation is reshaping tourism and hospitality work, and why stronger social dialogue and legal frameworks are needed.
Project partners from the University of Westminster and Lusófona University recently participated in the IV International Congress on Healthy Learning and Working Environments.
Read about our first webinar on platform work, workers’ rights and the EU Platform Work Directive, co-hosted with our sister Horizon Europe projects.
FUTOURWORK invites organisations to submit offers for survey data collection services, as part of our EU-funded research project.
Join our webinar co-hosted with fellow Horizon Europe projects exploring how increasing platform work is transforming workers’ rights and social dialogue in different sectors across Europe.
Learn about our partners’ participation in the ETUI Future of Work conference on how digitalisation is reshaping work organisation.
We’re seeking research presentations for our Special Track at ATLAS 2026 in Leeds, UK from 23rd to 26th June 2026.
The American College of Greece hosted FUTOURWORK partners for our second in-person consortium meeting this November.
Fiona Bakas from IGOT attended ATMC 2025 on behalf of FUTOURWORK to present on ‘A Gender Lens to Platformisation in Tourism and Hospitality.
Read about the European Commission’s new Pact for European Social Dialogue, plus its relevance to FUTOURWORK’s mission within tourism and hospitality.
Read about FUTOURWORK’s nine interconnecting work packages, each dedicated to investigating specific challenges in today’s transforming tourism and hospitality industry.
Two members of the FUTOURWORK consortium, Dr. Stroma Cole and Dr. Fiona Eva Bakas, will be presenting at the upcoming Diversity and Sustainability Opportunities and Threats in Tourism (DSOTT) International Tourism Conference at Coimbra University, Portugal, from 4-6 June 2025.
Welcome to the new FUTOURWORK website – a hub for insights, resources and updates on our mission to create a fairer, more inclusive future for tourism and hospitality.
This January Babeş-Bolyai University hosted the official kick-off meeting for FUTOURWORK, a Horizon Europe-funded research project dedicated to creating a fairer, more inclusive tourism and hospitality sector, in Cluj-Napoca, Romania.
Launching in January 2025, FUTOURWORK is a new Horizon Europe Project aiming to transform the future of work in tourism and hospitality. It will research and promote inclusive social dialogue and address the growing concerns related to platform work, job precarity, and the well-being of workers.