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Fairy tales before take-off

‘Fairy tales before take-off’ promoted language learning and linguistic diversity using an innovative approach in an unusual location. Multilingual storyteller events were hosted at seven European airports as gateways to other languages and cultures. The project targeted a unique audience of various age groups, aiming to reach travellers, especially families, during the summer holidays in 2006.

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citybooks

Start date: May 1, 2011,

CITYBOOKS – UNIQUE CITY IMPRESSIONS citybooks is a project in which artists and public find each other in an urban and multimedia environment. Seven experienced partners from Austria, Belgium, France, FYR of Macedonia, Poland and United Kingdom work together towards an intercultural collaboration on European level with a huge audience potential and a low threshold. The city is the principal factor ...

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