The Youth Association from Transylvania will organize a youth mobility between 17- 25 of May 2015, involving 35 unemployed youngsters from the rural area in the theme of rural- and agro tourism. I will involve youngsters from 5 different countries: Romania, Slovenia and Slovakia from East Europe, Belgium and France from West Europe. During the exchange the participants will visit 6 villages which have very different touristic profile: Dârju has a fortified church included in the Unesco World Heritage, Porumbenii Mari a nature reserve lake, Ruganesti an ethnographic museum, Firtănuş the ruins of a castle, Saschiz os a Saxon Village with multicultural endowments (ruins, church, pottery) and Avrămeşti is an ideal place for agro tourism (tourists experiencing the rural lifestyle: eating local food, doing tasks related to agriculture). During 6 activity days, in the mornings the participants will visit 1-1 village, will analyze and evaluate the touristic potential and the situation of the village, will dialogue with the members of the local community, with the local entrepreneurs and with the representatives of the local authorities. In the afternoons they will work out a different rural tourism profile and strategy for that locality. The strategies will be included in a brochure which will be disseminated in all the participating countries and presented at a presentation which will be hold for the mayors and inhabitants of the villages. During the project the participants will develop their entrepreneurial skills, will acquire information and competences, which will be useful for them in the future in working out and implementing their own rural tourism concepts and ideas in order to ensure an income source, a way out from he disadvantaged situation they are in (unemployed in the rural area, living in families with small income).Through developing the rural tourism strategies for the villages, the participants will recommend income sources for the locals based on their possibilities, will contribute to the sustainable development of the rural area, to the elimination of common concerns of the European community like unemployment, economic disparities between different areas, marginalization. The youngsters will also take part in an intercultural and intergenerational dialogue during the mobility by participating in a large variety of cultural programs with the other participants (night of national foods and drinks, of traditions and habits, of folklore songs and dances, of gastronomy) and by taking part in a “spinning night” event with the inhabitants of a village, during which the participants will listen to the local folk songs and will experience local needlework activities. The competences gained by the participants during the mobility will ne included in their Youthpass Certificates. To make more effective the learning and development process of the participants, they will daily evaluate their personal development goals set in the first day of the project with the help of the My diary logbook applied by our association with success during past youth projects.