June 14-16, Belgrade, Serbia | #WCEU
Bringing your family to WCEU in Belgrade? Good for you, there’s plenty to visit and see here in one of the oldest European cities! From family-friendly restaurants, landmarks to plenty of parks and outdoor sights, Belgrade promises lots of fun and memorable moments for you and your family. Whether you’re coming for the first time or just want to have everything in one place, these are the must-dos while you’re here.
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Another year has passed and we’re getting closer to June 14th – the first day of WordCamp Europe 2018. While we’re working hard on bringing you the best WordCamp Europe experience ever, we’d like to give you an overview of what has been going on in the past month. But before we start, have you got your ticket yet?
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Last year we started something special. If you have checked our Flickr page, you couldn’t but notice, many amazing photographs taken during last year’s event, all thanks to our extraordinary photography team. After such great success last year, WCEU is opening a call for photographers again for 2018. Continue reading “#WCEU 2018 Call for Photographers” →
When you’re traveling to famous cities like London, Rome, Vienna, or Paris you probably know something about their history. You already have some places and monuments you’d like to visit. Belgrade, on the other hand, is a smaller city from a lesser known country. However, it has an incredible history and a lot for Serbians to be proud of.
Get yourself a coffee, take a seat in your favourite chair, and prepare to journey through Belgrade’s history!
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Three months ago, we put out a call for Media Partners and Supporters to help share news about WordCamp Europe 2018 with the world. We are happy to announce that we have teamed up with 8 Media Partners and 11 Media Supporters.
Yes! As with past years, this year you have another chance to reach thousands of WordPress professionals and influencers by sponsoring WordCamp Europe 2018.
As you already know, WordCamps are non-profit events organised by people from within the community on a voluntary basis. And, as with other WordCamps, organising WordCamp Europe wouldn’t be possible without the generous support of our sponsors. Are you still thinking of jumping on the #WCEU wagon? Think no more. This is your opportunity to shine!
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The application process to select the WordCamp Europe 2019 host city is now open! After Leiden, Sofia, Sevilla, Vienna, Paris and now Belgrade, where will WordCamp Europe travel to? Now is your local community’s chance to join a historic lineup of destinations!
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A joyful New Year lies ahead of us and the countdown to WordCamp Europe 2018 in Belgrade has begun. As with every WordCamp, WordCamp Europe needs volunteers. Lots of volunteers. Last year we had a giant volunteer team of 221 people, who made WordCamp Europe’s 2017 edition in Paris a wonderful, accessible and welcoming event for nearly 2000 attendees. Are you up for volunteering? Read on!
While not everyone is able or interested in volunteering their time to our event, or can afford to pay for sponsor packages, many of you still want to give a little extra to show your support. Good news! We’ve just released 50 Microsponsor tickets at the accessible price of 150€, which allow you to do just that! Continue reading “#WCEU Micro-sponsorships now available!” →
Speaking in front of an audience of any size can be overwhelming, but it doesn’t need to be. With preparation and practice, anyone can improve their presentation skills and become a great public speaker. In this post we want to share useful resources that can help get you there, and introduce our new mentoring program for speakers!
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