RE-ACTION joined the C4F-ELEVATE professional event in Oszkó, where Hungarian and Slovenian participants explored how crafts, local initiatives and cooperation can strengthen sustainable rural tourism.
On the study trip organized by GoodPlace, Slovenian and Hungarian tourism service providers learned about good practices in sustainable operation and certification in the region of Lendava and Murska Sobota.
CROSSDEST partners met in Lendava to review progress, coordinate the remaining tasks and visit the site of the Ice Pit tourism investment.
Visit Slovenia's first permanent bat exhibition! Every Saturday in July and August, as well as on 5 September, join us in Kančevci 37, 9206 Križevci, for Open Days with free admission and a fascinating insight into the lives of these mysterious nocturnal mammals.
The From Mill to Mill project partnership will organise a summer event at Babič Mill in Ižakovci on 25 July 2026, featuring games, local producers, music and a presentation of the cross-border museum network of mills.
A C4F-ELEVATE professional event will show how craftspeople can integrate their products, knowledge and stories into sustainable tourism through cooperation, new visitor experiences, digital visibility and cross-border networking.
On 29 June 2026, the final conference of the project Untold Stories – Pilgrimage along the Hungarian–Slovenian Border was held at the Theatre and Concert Hall in Lendava.
The PollenAct project partnership organised a workshop titled “Wild Pollinators, Colours and Matisse Collages” at OŠ I MS Primary School, where 6th-grade students explored the importance of pollinators, the role of colour in nature, and created collages inspired by Matisse’s artistic style through creative visual expression
On 17 June 2026, the travelling exhibition Light at the Border – In the Footsteps of the Martyrs János Brenner and Dániel Halász opened at the Theatre and Concert Hall in Lendava. The exhibition was created as part of the Interreg Messages project.
The lead partner of the PollenAct project, the Development Centre Murska Sobota, hosted an international conference where experts from Slovenia, Croatia, and Hungary presented best practices in pollinator conservation and the sustainable management of grassland habitats.
