Projects
Apart from a chance to get involved in exciting business, cultural or educational ventures, our projects offer opportunities to meet distinguished business and political figures from both the UK and Slovakia.
SlovAqua Vitae
Slovak health and therapeutic spas and investment
SlovAqua Vitae is a complex SBBC project aimed at introducing and
promoting Slovak therapeutic spas to the UK market and investment
opportunities into spa industry.
January 2007, The International Tourism Fair Slovakiatour ’07, Bratislava, Slovakia
Medical tourism and health & therapeutic spa themed presentations
at the Tourism Business Forum at the ITF tourism fair were followed by
info tour for British journalists around prominent therapeutic spas in
Slovakia. The tour was organised with the support of the Slovak Tourist
Board. Find more information here>>
Interested in the field of tourism and health spa industry? Find out about topical investment opportunities, and make the most of them, through the SBBC Investors’ Club .
Education Programme in Slovakia:
Supporting Cultural Heritage and Investment
The programme is aimed at owners and managers of historical properties
in Slovakia, e.g. municipalities, regional and national government, and
representatives of associated institutions, e.g. Ministry of Culture of
the Slovak Republic.
It is focused at preparing the owners and managers of Cultural Heritage
properties for engagement with international investors and investment
from abroad to maximise the value achieved. More>>
Comments From Our Speakers
Freezing Cold Outside, But Warm About The Heart
By Oliver Maurice, the former head of the National Trust
Would I be prepared to go to Bratislava and speak at the SBBC conference on the National Trust in the UK? It all started with this question. Having worked for the National Trust for 32 years, until I retired 4 years ago and set myself up as an international heritage consultant to National Trusts overseas, I felt reasonably well qualified to deliver... More>>
A Tantalising Glimpse
By Michael Taylor, Historic Areas Adviser, English Heritage, West Midlands Region
Sitting on my train on the way to the office on 13th January I could, if challenged, have found the Slovak Republic on a map of Europe fairly confidently, I could have named Bratislava as the capital and offered a few details about the Velvet Revolution and Divorce and Slovakia’s accession to the EU in 2004. That was about the limit to my knowledge of the country...More>>





