Radvaň nad Dunajom-Neszmély ferry

FERRYTALES Kick-off Conference – Sustainable Ferry Solutions for Central Europe

Hybrid
Location: Slovakia
Date: 16.02.2026 - 17.02.2026
FERRYTALES Kick-off Conference – Sustainable Ferry Solutions for Central Europe

Date: 16-17 February 2026

Venue: VADAŠ Thermal Resort Štúrovo, Pri Vadaši 2, 943 01 Štúrovo

 

Day 1

12:00 Welcome coffee and registration

13:00 Welcome and Introduction

  • All partners are invited to give a short introduction of themselves and their organisations, and to outline their expectations and interests in the FERRYTALES project, highlighting how previous experience and the planned project outputs can be best utilized.

13:45 FERRYTALES in Brief: Project Overview

  • Main concept, key activities, workpackage overview, foreseen outputs, expected project results
  • Q&A

14:30 Coffee break

15:00 JS presentation and welcoming words by the JS

15:45 Management and working structures

16:00 Reporting issues – Monitoring plan, Jems, First Level Control

16:30 Project Communication

  • Interreg CE branding rules, Design package, Website & social media setup, responsibilities per partner, First communication actions

16:50 Summary

18:00 City walk

19:00 Dinner

 

Day 2 – Technical & thematic focus (half day)

9:00 Technical & thematic focus

  • Current challenges in partner regions
  • Existing solutions & gaps
  • Pilot actions (Pilot 1, Pilot 2)

10:00 Stakeholder engagement

  • Involvement at regional/local level
  • Timeline for engagement activities

10:30 Next steps

  • Immediate actions – next 3 months
  • Responsibilities and deadlines
  • Dates of next meetings

11:00 Closing – summary by LP, administrative reminders

12:00 Lunch

13:30 Site visit – Cross-border ferry point between Radvaň nad Dunajom (SK) and Neszmély (HU) – Opened in 2023 after construction began in 2018, the project was implemented within the framework of the Interreg V-A Slovakia–Hungary CooperationProgramme. The cross-border ferry strengthens international cooperation and supports tourism by linking cycling routes on both sides of the Danube.