#eurocomm

„Bečki model“ već 25 godina motiviše i spaja

Kancelarija Grada Beča u Beogradu „Eurocomm-PR“ obeležila je jubilej – 25 godina postojanja međunarodnih kancelarija carskog grada. Beč je jedini grad u Evropi koji putem inostranih kancelarija podstiče saradnju između gradova kao „laboratorija budućnosti“. Kao glasnogovornici grada sa najboljim kvalitetom života na svetu inostrane kancelarije umrežavaju ljude i institucije i prenose „bečki model“ u partnerskim gradovima. „Zapravo je bečka kancelarija u Beogradu otvorena 1996. godine, ali pošto prošle godine nismo mogli da obeležimo jubilej ove godine smo hteli da proslavimo sa predstavnicima sedme sile, koji su nam mnogo pomogli svih ovih godina. Neki su nas nažalost napustili, sa mnogima smo postali prijatelji. Zahvaljujući njima Beč smo našoj javnosti učinili još bližim“, izjavio je šef kancelarije Eurocomm-PR u Beogradu Miloš Bogunović. „Potpomogli smo realizaciju mnogih zajedničkih poduhvata između Beča i Beograda, organizovali posete Beču i Beogradu, ispratili i dočekali mnoge delegacije, bili podrška prilikom potpisivanja sporazuma o saradnji između Beograda i Beča 18. oktobra 2019. godine. Jednom rečju, mi smo most između dva grada. Nadamo se još mnogim zajedničkim projektima. Naš zadatak je da spajamo prave ljude u pravo vreme na pravom mestu“, naglasio je Miloš Bogunović.

The nearest spots for a passable espresso is Typo - the cafe at the entrance to the London College of Communications who this little illustration is courtesy of:

Two related posts from earlier in case they’re useful:

London: all the caffeine & culinary apps you need

If you’re visiting London for #Eurocomm - or perhaps just visiting London in general, here’s a quick round-up of the top caffeine & culinary apps for downloading to your phone before you depart...

A brief preamble before we get stuck in

Maps, maps, maps There’s a virtue in being lost from time to time, but if you’re short of time, then you may want to cache a London map onto your phone. You can do this with Google Maps - simply zoom to the area you want to keep and type ‘ok maps’ in the search bar. That should more or less take care of it. See the Google Maps help pages if you run into trouble.

Getting from A to B Cycling is always fastest and there are Boris bike points throughout the centre of town (and here’s a handy iOS app for that) and lots has been done to make London more legible for walkers. Should you feel compelled to use the underground, be sure to follow @tfltravelalerts - and if you need a cab, book ahead using Kabbee - in fact, here’s £10 off code for your first use: PUEZFD - get the app here.

Now onto the actual guide:

Caffeine

The good people a Blue Crow Media have a handy app that covers a lot of the top coffee joints across the city: App Store | Google Play | Website.

That’s a lot of choice though. If you’re a Foursquare / Swarm user then you may want to rely on what your friends have rated - or perhaps a curated list like this: London's (arguably) Best Coffee.

Culinary

If you’re attending Eurocomm, then here’s a long list of worthwhile /quirky eateries near London College of Communication.

If you’re looking for more specific suggestions based on cuisine (and less geographically bound), then here are a couple of curated lists ready made for Foursquare users:

Oysters

Nordic

Italian

Korean

Spanish

App-wise, here are some favourites - that work for London - and well beyond:

Where Chefs Eat (and other travel apps from Phaidon)

OpenTable - for quick reservations

Michelin Guide for UK & Ireland (iOS)