LOGISTICS DETAILS 1) TRAVEL OPTIONS LOCATION: VUKOVAR, CROATIA Vukovar Is Situated About: • 300 Km from Zagreb • 150 Km

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LOGISTICS DETAILS 1) TRAVEL OPTIONS LOCATION: VUKOVAR, CROATIA Vukovar is situated about: • 300 km from Zagreb • 150 km from Belgrade • 520 km from Vienna • 290 km from Budapest • 720 km from Giurgiu • 990 km from Galati • 550km from Vidin • 880km from Silistra • 480km from Bratislava • 550km from Sofia AIRPORTS • Belgrade airport (Serbia) Bus shuttle to the main bus station Bus connections to Vukovar (Mo-Sun) Belgrade – Vukovar 6.30AM 10AM 3PM 6PM Vukovar – Belgrade 7.40AM 10.40AM 1.40PM 6PM Return ticket price – around 25EUR (1 EUR=7,5HRK) Duration – 3.00h Rent-a-car Website: http://www.beg.aero • Zagreb airport (Croatia) Bus shuttle to the main bus station Bus connections to Vukovar Zagreb – Vukovar (Sunday) 1.30PM 7PM Zagreb – Vukovar (Working day) 11.00AM 1.30PM 2.30PM 7PM Vukovar – Zagreb 5.30AM 6.45AM 10.30AM 12.15AM 2.50PM 5.00PM Return ticket price – around 30EUR (1 EUR=7,5HRK) Duration – 4.45h Rent-a-car Website: http://www.zagreb-airport.hr/ • Budapest airport (Hungary) Rent-a-car Website: http://www.bud.hu/english TRAIN • No direct train connection from Zagreb (Zagreb-Vinkovci-Vukovar) • No direct train connection from Belgrade (Belgrade-Vinkovci-Vukovar) 2) LOCATION The conference will be held at the following location: Congress centre of Hotel Lav, J.J. Strossmayera 18, 32000 Vukovar 3) ACCOMODATION: Hotel Admiral Address: Bana Jelačića 6, Vinkovci 32100 http://www.hotel-admiral.hr/hr/ Price: 35 EUR per person (breakfast included), single bed. Please fill in the registration form with information on number of people participating and number of rooms you need. We will book the rooms for you. Payment is by cash or credit/debit card. Please note: Transportation from the hotel to the conference venue is secured for all participants. Croatian currency is HRK (kuna). Current exchange rate is: 1 € = 7,582911 HRK For any additional information please contact: Kristina Glumac, e-mail: [email protected], tel.+385 32 456 530, Mob. +385 99 257 0343 Ivana Zujić, e-mail: [email protected], tel. +385 32 456 576, Mob. + 385 91 575 4067 .

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