As capital of one of the member states of the European Union, Bucharest has an increasingly large and varied offer of accommodation, with rooms in mid-range hotels at 50-70 Euro/night and even some 4-star hotels under 100 euro/night. Hostels and dormitory accommodation is also possible, usually at less than 30 Euro/night. 

Bucharest is well connected to all major European business and holiday destinations through the Otopeni "Henri Coandă" international airport located at 20 km from the city centre, and it has a growing network of local transport facilities, including metro, night buses and tourist open double-decker sightseeing buses. Taxis, Uber and Bolt are also widely available, including through smartphone applications in foreign languages. Read more about Bucharest

The abstracts, the papers and the presentations should be primarily in the official language of the conference - English. Pre-organized panels or round tables in French can be also accepted. Papers can be submitted in French as well, but, for practical reasons, if the rest of the papers in the subject-matching panel are in English we kindly ask to prepare the presentation in English.

The conference rooms have video projectors. Plugs are available for recharging batteries (220V, European/continental socket) in all rooms. Romania has some of the fastest internet connections in the world and WiFi is widely available (and most frequently free) in hotels, pubs, bars, terraces and many public spaces. During the conference, all participants will be able to use freely the WiFi networks of the University of Bucharest.