After two months of being the board of AEGEE-Groningen, we think it’s time for us to share a bit about ourselves! This year, Leanne is our President and PR-Responsible! Something you might know about Leanne is that she cannot smell. No, its not because of Covid. No, she also doesn’t know why, and no, she also cannot smell gas. If you are ever looking for her, just wait for like … Read more
This year, AEGEE Groningen sent a team to the 50th-ever Batavieren race on April 29th and 30th. The 175 km Batavieren race stretches from Nijmegen to Enschede and consists of 25 stages which range from 3.5 to 10.7 kilometers. A different AEGEEer runs each stage and, on finishing, hands a vest with a time tracker to the next runner. On Saturday afternoon, the race ends and a massive party begins … Read more
Picture source: Canva The weather outside is slowly starting to resemble something that could be described as nice and summery and those of us who want to get in touch with their more adventurous side might start planning their next trips. And what might be better for becoming one with nature than going out into the wild for a camping adventure? So, find your old sleeping bag and enjoy our … Read more
When it’s time to fly, it’s usually better to fly direct. But sometimes that’s not an option and often a layover can save a lot of money. That can mean hours in an unfamiliar airport, sometimes an okay experience and other times excruciatingly painful. Having doubts before you book? This article has some of the best and some of the worst airports for a layover. Best Copenhagen Airport Kastrup … Read more
A few weeks ago, the Financial Times proclaimed this year “the Miami Moment.” The city loudly had rejected Corona lockdowns, and now it seemed like the entire American population was moving to South Florida, intent on sand and sun, but business too. As the Times noted, a city that had once attracted rejects and failures, eager to drown their sorrows in one of her wild clubs, had grown into a … Read more
