Re: Diversity of attendees
Steve Barnes <[email protected]>
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On 16/04/14 18:22, Troy Howard wrote: > I recently organized a conference in Budapest (Write The Docs EU). I > can confirm that it's a great city to hold a conference in. Cheap > lodging/food, lots of fun local culture outside of the conference, and > easy to get to from all over Europe. Also, I felt safe and welcomed > there as a native English speaker. > > Most importantly, there is a Budapest-based company, Prezi, who has an > amazing events staff that help us organize our conference, has > organized a number of smaller conference in their own venue (~100-150 > people), and is also organizing a much larger conference (Craft Conf) > in a much larger venue (~500-1000 people, IIRC). They could definitely > help EuroPython succeed there. > > I'd be glad to put the EuroPython organizing team in touch with the > Prezi event staff to discuss the possibility of hosting EuroPython > 2015 in Budapest. > > Thanks, > Troy > > Troy, While Budapest would be an amazing location for EuroPython you have the process backwards - The local python community in the host city becomes the EuroPython organising team if the produce the accepted proposal - there is no central team that takes EuroPython on tour. Gadget/Steve _______________________________________________ EuroPython 2014 Berlin, 21th27th July EuroPython mailing list [email protected] https://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/europython