DrupalCon Vienna Organizers Recap Global Reach and Community Impact of 2025 Event

According to the Drupal Association’s report, 85% of attendees came from across Europe, with others traveling from the United States, Latin America, Africa, and Asia-Pacific. Top-represented countries included the United Kingdom (112), Germany (107), and Belgium (74). First-time attendees accounted for 28%, while 38% had attended four or more DrupalCons—underscoring a healthy mix of newcomers and seasoned contributors.

The event introduced a new “Drupal in a Day” training session, coordinated by Hilmar Kári Hallbjörnsson, which brought in 113 learners aged 18 to 52. This initiative marked a clear investment in onboarding and cross-generational skill-building.

DrupalCon Vienna’s success was made possible by 56 on-site volunteers and a wide range of sponsors across Diamond, Platinum, Gold, Silver, Module, and Media tiers. Attendees included technical users (37%), decision-makers (27%), and agency professionals, with 53% representing digital or development firms. The most represented industries were services (31%), government (16%), and education (11%).

The report framed the event as more than just a developer conference—it was a live demonstration of Drupal’s values: openness, shared growth, and global community. As Drupal heads into its next chapter, the Vienna gathering reaffirmed the power of collaboration and contribution in sustaining the open web.