On 20 October 2025, the workshop “Strengthening the Role of Local Producers in Cross-Border Tourism in the Slovenian–Hungarian Border Region” took place in Lenti, gathering Slovenian and Hungarian experts, local producers and tourism service providers.
From now on, the Sustainable Tourism Index calculator, which is based on the international sustainability criteria defined by the GSTC (Global Sustainable Tourism Council), is available free of charge to any tourism service provider and attraction.
Within the framework of the Crossdest international tourism project, a free sustainability self-monitoring tool is now available to anyone on the I-DEST platform.
A total of 20 Hungarian and 20 Slovenian tourism companies have started preparing to obtain the Good Travel Seal sustainability certification within the framework of the CROSSDEST Slovenian-Hungarian INTERREG project.
A total of 20 Hungarian and 20 Slovenian tourism companies have started preparing to obtain the Good Travel Seal sustainability certification within the framework of the CROSSDEST Slovenian-Hungarian INTERREG project.
The GoGreen program in Sárvár has been launched, which is an online campaign encouraging sustainable travel.
On June 29, 2026, at 9:00 a.m., the final conference of the project Messages "Stories not told" - Pilgrimages on the Hungarian-Slovenian border will take place at the Theatre and Concert Hall in Lendava.
At the Island of Love in Ižakovci, on Saturday, 27 June at 2 p.m., next to the mill on the Mura River, the newly established Museum of Mills of Slovenia and Hungary will be officially presented to the public. It is a unique museum of its kind within the cross-border programme area of the Interreg Slovenia–Hungary Programme.
A professional event within the C4F-ELEVATE project will present practical digital tools and communication strategies that help craftspeople increase their online visibility, reach new customers and strengthen their presence in the digital environment.
On June 3, 2026, the official opening of the traveling exhibition titled “Light at the Border – In the Footsteps of the Martyrs János Brenner and Danijel Halas” took place in Črenšovci. The exhibition was created as part of the Interreg Messages project.
