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QULTO News
2018. 06. 15
The campaign has come to an end, but we still ride to work by bike
The campaign of Hungarian Cyclists’ Club 'Change to Bike!' ended on 10 June. We proudly announce that the company has made a really good score!
The Budapest-team rode 1.220 km, and finished 38th in the competition of teams. In the category of companies Qulto finished 89th. Our colleague, Mónika Lengyel took 64th place in the individual field of 5950 participants. Congratulation! We have ridden to work, to meet our clients and even to a wedding :- ) We spend more and more time on our bikes as it is summer...our most enthusiastic colleagues are even planning to go on holiday on two wheels.
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As the next milestone of the Body&Mind project, Qulto colleagues met our project partners in person for the third time May 6-7.
Annual Qulto Professional Day 2018
Our Annual Qulto Professional Day will be held on 5 December (Wednesday) from 10am in the Metropolitan Ervin Szabó Library (1088 Budapest, Szabó Ervin tér 1.).
Gül Baba Turbe Reopened
On 9th October 2018 Gül Baba Turbe was reopened in Budapest, Hungary with the participation of a Turkish and a Hungarian delegation. The project is an example of unique cultural cooperation between Hungarians and Turks.
Marketing of Roman pottery: economic relationships between local and imported products
Qulto representatives joined the 31 RCRF Congress: Rei Craetariae Romanae Fautores in Cluj-Napoca to discuss the topic of economic life of the Roman Empire reflected in the interaction of pottery imports and local developments with professionals from the field.