by Gabriel Nagy | Jul 11, 2018 | Training Course
The first time I set foot in Spain, more precisely in the wonderful city of Seville, was on 16th -23rd June, 2018, due to an Erasmus+ KA1 training programme. The NGO that chose to send me there was “Asociatia Babilon Travel” through his executive director, Gabriel. Continue reading…
by Gabriel Nagy | Jun 11, 2018 | Training Course
What: Training course for youth workers in the frame of Erasmus+ Programme, KA105 Youth Mobility.
Who: 24 youth workers who are over 18+ years old from Spain, Bulgaria, Romania, Portugal, Poland, Slovakia, Croatia, Greece and Italy.
Where: Seville, Spain.
When: 16-23 June. Continue reading…
by Gabriel Nagy | Jun 10, 2018 | Training Course
Asociația Babilon Travel is proud to announce that the brand new project “Act-Ion” was approved for financing, within the Erasmus+ Programme of the European Union.
The project, a KA-1 youth mobility one, will be an opportunity for exchanging ideas and best practices among youth workers and educators from 9 countries. It will compare the different realities, the needs expressed by local communities and possible solutions applied to tackle the phenomena of social marginalization. Continue reading…
by Gabriel Nagy | Dec 10, 2017 | Training Course
Tools for Coaching Young People was a multi-activity Erasmus+ project organized by Act Global CIC (UK), were Asociatia Babilon Travel acted as partner and sending organization.
The first main activity was a training course in Gwersyll yr Urdd Glan-llyn, in Wales, UK, between December 9-16, 2016. (more…)
by Gabriel Nagy | May 30, 2015 | Training Course

Asociatia Babilon Travel is partner and sending organization for the Erasmus+ Project VI, financed by the European Union and coordinated by Act Global CIC UK.
The main activity of this project is a training course that will take place in Swindon, England, UK, between August 17-23, 2015. The 30 participants to this training course will be selected from the following countries: Romania, United Kingdom, Poland, Greece and the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia. Continue reading…