VB2026 Organizing Office
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Introduction
The VB2026 Organizing Office is the coordinating body responsible for the Veszprém-Balaton European Sport Region 2026 program and operates within the framework of Veszprém-Balaton 2023 Zrt. The aim of the program is to strengthen the region's sports life, to expand access to sports, and to build community through sports.
The tasks of the organizing office include developing program strategies, coordinating events and developments, establishing partnerships, and the long-term sustainable development of the region's sports culture. The initiative treats sport not only as competition, but also as a social experience and a means of improving quality of life. .
Organizational data
- Office / Postal address: 2 Dózsa György út, Veszprém 8200
- Registered office / Billing address: Veszprém-Balaton 2023 Zrt., 8200 Veszprém, Cserhát lakótelep 8.
Key Activities & Initiatives
- Organization of sporting events and community programs
- Supporting the development of sports infrastructure
- Conducting educational and awareness-raising campaigns
- Establishing partnerships with local governments, associations, and institutions
- Strengthening the region's sporting identity
Location & Accessibility
- The office is located in the center of Veszprém, easily accessible on foot and by public transport.
- The building is wheelchair accessible and parking is available nearby.
- The organization is open to cooperation with the public and professionals, and contact can be made online or in person.