From a Craft Idea to a Successful Product
On 29 September 2026, the C4F-ELEVATE partnership will organise a free professional event in Murska Sobota on entrepreneurship, business models and the sale of craft products.
On 29 September 2026, the C4F-ELEVATE partnership will organise a free professional event in Murska Sobota on entrepreneurship, business models and the sale of craft products.
The first event of the Slovenian–Hungarian Rural Tourism Academy, organised within the RE-ACTION project, welcomes rural tourism businesses with practical knowledge and inspiring examples.
Between April and the end of June 2026, the five RE-ACTION project partners conducted 55 in-depth interviews with rural tourism providers in Pomurje, Vas and Zala counties.
On Tuesday, 25 August 2026, the cross-border project CULTIVINE was successfully presented at the 64th International Fair of Agriculture and Food AGRA in Gornja Radgona.
On August 18, 2026, the second workshop for primary school students was held as part of the project “The Tourist Attraction of the Slovene Nationality Collection of the Ágoston Pável Museum and Its Connection to the Cultural Heritage of the Slovene Rába Region.”
Primary school kids explored their roots at the Ágoston Pável Museum during the GUČIMO workshop! Crafts, traditional games, and songs helped them connect with the Slovene dialects of the Prekmurje and Rába regions.
The fourth C4F-ELEVATE professional event in Oszkó connected craft heritage with rural, slow and accessible tourism, digital visibility and new opportunities for cross-border cooperation.
The third C4F-ELEVATE professional event in Szombathely equipped craftspeople with practical knowledge for building an effective online presence, reaching audiences and presenting their work through digital channels.
The second C4F-ELEVATE professional event in Murska Sobota connected ethnological research, craft knowledge and contemporary design, presenting practical paths from heritage to sustainable products.
The first C4F-ELEVATE professional event in Vasvár connected traditional craft knowledge with contemporary design, fashion and tourism, presenting good practices and opportunities for cross-border cooperation.