Welcome to EUFED European Union Federation of Youth Hostel Associations
EUFED is a European non-governmental organisation set up in Strasbourg in 1987 to represent the views of Youth Hostels at the European political level. The Federation registered as an ASBL under Belgian law in August 2004. Based in Brussels, EUFED is a European platform liaising with the European Commission, the European Parliament, and other EU Institutions and Associations to promote the Youth Hostelling movement and gain political and financial support for the cause as well as to assist the national Youth Hostel Associations in the development of their work. EUFED represents 19 Youth Hostel Associations across 15 European countries, operating 1.727 youth hostels, serving more than 2,7 million members and recording 22 million annual overnight stays within Europe.
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12/07/2010Photo Competition
The PES Group in the Committee of the Regions has launched the 3rd edition of its
09/07/2010Music against poverty
The second edition of the Music against poverty is launched!
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25/06/2010European Action on Drugs
EUFED as one of the 700 supporters of the European Action on Drugs! more
Forum on Intercultural Dialogue
The European Year of Intercultural Dialogue 2008 recognises that Europe’s great cultural diversity represents a unique advantage. It encourages all those living in Europe to explore the benefits of our rich cultural heritage and opportunities to learn from different cultural traditions. To discuss intercultural experiences in Youth Hostels, please log in. The 3 best contributions will be rewarded by a weekend stay in Youth Hostels in London, Vienna or Espinho.
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Events
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18/06/2010 > 20/06/20102010 Annual Meeting
20/11/2009 > 22/11/20092009 Annual Meeting
08/05/2009 > 12/05/2009Study Visit
European Union
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Belgian Presidency of the European Union
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