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In this blog you can find all project concepts developed by the participants of the training course 'Travel Beyond!'. This was a 6-day training course on social tourism and social entrepreneurship, which took place september 4 till 11 2016 in Groot-Bijgaarden, Belgium. We used cooperative working space in which the participants could co-create project concepts. The trainers guided this process on a daily basis. On day one the participants had to present project ideas they developed before coming to the training course. On day 2 they adapted their project ideas to concepts of social tourism and/or social innovation. On day 3 they had to merge the individual project concepts and apply the project management cycle to it. On day 4 the participants reworked their projects to include a basic budget. On day 5 the participants had to develop a project application, which they pitched and presented for feedback to experts. On the final day the participants could make final adjustments to their projects. This resulted in a series of project concept forms which also illustrate the learning process of the participants. Those forms can be found here.
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