by Gabriel Nagy | Aug 7, 2018 | Youth Exchange
VIP Culture is a brand new Erasmus+ project, in which Babilon Travel NGO is acting as partner and sending organization.
The main activity is a youth exchange that will take place in Krushevo, North Macedonia, during September 24 – October 1, 2018.
The aim of our project is to promote the idea of integration into society and culture of visually impaired or blind young people. The project intends to motivate the participants to believe in themselves, to raise their self-esteem, to overcome their fears, discriminations, to raise their awareness and to become more open towards others. Continue reading…
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 | Jul 3, 2018 | PBA - Partnership Building Activity (Conference, seminar)





The first main activity of the Erasmus+ Youth multi-activity project Building Skills Through Inclusion, coordinated by Babilon Travel NGO and funded by the European Union, is a partnership building seminar in Cluj-Napoca, Romania, starting on August 26 and ending on September 1, 2018 (travel days included).
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 | TPM - Transnational Partner Meeting
During the trans-national meeting in Romania, June 16-19, 2018, 23 participants from Italy, Romania and Slovenia, 15 youngsters, 3 swimming instructors, 3 youth workers and 2 team members, will explore in a mindfull way the treasure city Cluj-Napoca and the magical, mythical mountains of the West Carpathians. Continue reading…