
The CheckINN Revitaliser Idea Competition is back again
Date: 2025.04.11
The CheckINN Revitaliser Idea Competition is back again to reward ideas about how abandoned or out-of-use areas and buildings could be given a new purpose and turned into tourist destinations.
This time teams of two are also welcome to compete. This new format aims to encourage entrepreneurship and offers a great opportunity for collaboration between students from different programmes. The idea competition encompasses the areas of tourism, architecture and design, and seeks to facilitate cross-sector value creation and synergies. The grand prize is a scholarship of HUF 1,000,000 per person!
Further details and announcement: https://revitalizator.check-inn.hu
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