Oslo Blog Gathering 2010 opens for booking
Oslo Blog Gathering gives three days of sightseeing to explore Norway’s history, culture and traditions. Now I’m happy to announce that it’s finally open for booking!
Bloggers from all around the world – including you! – are welcome to meet up and through a compact program get to experience a lot of the attractions presented on this blog over the last four years. Together with visitOslo and numerous locals & Expats I’ve provided for lots of options to visit museums & parks, hiking mountains & woods or mini cruise on Oslo Fjord as well as enjoying the pulsing life of a friendly and compact city. In the evening, you’ll be able to experience the long summer nights when the sun doesn’t set until after 9!
The Program:
18th: Participants arriving from all over the world
19th: 10AM – 1PM – Highlights of Oslo – A compact guided tour
19th: 5PM – Grand opening by The Mayor of Oslo
20th and 21st – Daytime: Free choice of Oslo attractions, some guided by locals
20th and 21st – Evening: Group outdoor activity to enjoying the long summer night
22nd: Participants returning home
Some highlights:
Oslo Pass – Experience Oslo at its best: Included in the Program fee, all participants get the easiest way to experience Oslo and surroundings! The Oslo Pass provides free travel on all public transport, free admission to museums and sights etc.
Grand opening by the Mayor of Oslo: The official opening will take place at Oslo City Hall hosted by Mayor Fabian Stang. The Mayor heads the City Council and is the highest ranking representative of the city. First there will be a 30 min. reception, hosted by the Mayor – refreshments will be served (max participants = 50!) and then a 45 min. guided tour in The City Hall.
Those who want more program details, click to see the Official Program site!
Those who want to book right away, click for the Booking site!
i can not afford right now .. to attend that
i wish i have money
nice … how can i join that sir?
i wanna book it
i wanted to go there
I can’t wait to hear about all the wonderful stuff that will come of this!
What a fabulous gift you offer to us for christmas! You did a great job, Renny!
And the grand opening by the Mayor of Oslo!!! magnifique!!!!
I will tell this to my Mayor, Robert!! He was so kind with us at the painting exhibition.
We are looking forward with Pierre for the best prices by fly, now.
Wow. The Mayor is going to welcome the bloggers to Oslo.
I need to read your email.
We’ve already booked of course
May you and yours have a very merry Christmas and a happy, healthy and prosperous New Year. Big hug to you and Diane.
Oh Wow…what a well planned trip but I can’t commit though…still wishing you & Diane Merry Christmas and A Happy New Year
If I do visit Norway I hope you’ll be guide though
We’re surely coming! Btw, already updated your blog and yes Merry Christmas to you and Diane and rest of your family!
The magic of Christmas never ends and its greatest of gifts are family and friends…
Best Wishes for a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year
Merry Christmas RennyBA, Sorry I have’nt been around, I’m still crocehting afhgans for Christmas Presents…Hope all is well …I hav’ent forgotten you…Hugs !!!
Dear RennyBA, you know I’ll be there and if you ask me, I can guide – at Bygdøy —-
Even though take those who want to visit the Village Dröbak, where they have the year around Christmas House and even Santa Claus’ only Post Office in the World.
I’m not going to participate, but:
Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to you and your dear ones!
Tempted too! But financial wise… Oh well.
You were clearly made for this sort of thing, Renny. Don’t know if we’ll be able to make it this year (2010) or that month, but we WILL make it eventually. For sure!
Tempted, so very tempted….
You did a great job! I can believe how organized you are… you must be a great leader at work.
As much as I’d like to jump on board (you know me, I love traveling!) I still can’t give a reply. As you know, I started a new job last October and our schedule is set on the House of Commons and on politics for whom we work. I wait and see what 2010 will bring (hopefully, not an election!)