Craftsmanship as a Driver of Sustainable Tourism
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 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.
We warmly invite you to join us for a day of eco-friendly experiences, local gastronomy, cultural discoveries, and connection at Interreg Cooperation Day 2026 – a celebration of the Slovenia–Hungary border region, its people, sustainable tourism, and inspiring cooperation projects.
We would like to inform you that, due to the reorganisation of the ministries, our email address has changed.
Mark your calendars for 19 September 2026 and join the Interreg Programme Slovenia–Hungary in celebrating the 15th anniversary of Interreg Cooperation Day!
The ICDM project has completed a sustainable cycling destination management model for the Slovenia–Hungary border region. The common framework supports coordinated, long-term cooperation between the region’s cycling trails, service providers and tourism stakeholders.
On Friday, September 4, at 9:30 a.m., the KeepItDark partnership warmly invite everyone interested in the impacts of municipal street lighting on light pollution and the possibilities for its mitigation to attend our professional workshop at the Orosztony Community Centre (8744 Orosztony, 1 Szent Imre Street, Hungary)
On 25 July 2026, the Summer Games at the Babič Mill brought together games, local products, music and folklore, while presenting the From Mill to Mill project and the cross-border museum network of mills.