Umbraco CodeGarden 2017 Road Trip

Umbraco CodeGarden 2017 Road Trip

CodeGarden Roadtrip 2017

Last year for the Umbraco CodeGarden 2016 conference my colleague Miguel and I decided to fly to Hamburg and drive up to Odense to see a different part of Denmark. We then used AirBnB to stay in Odense.

Take a look at my blog post about Umbraco CodeGarden 2016 and Danish Culture from last year if you'd like to see where we visited.

This year we are intending to do the same thing and wondered if anyone would like to join us?

Itinerary

The approximate itinerary would be:

Tuesday 6th June

Heathrow to Hamburg arriving at around 1pm

Pickup a hire car and drive to Odense having lunch somewhere en-route

Arrive at our AirBnB

Grab some food

Go to the Umbraco Pre-Conference Party!

Wednesday 7th - Friday 9th

Umbraco CodeGarden 2017

Saturday 10th

Visit somewhere cultural in Denmark ( TBD ) Stay in another AirBnB

Sunday 11th

Road trip back to Hamburg Stopping for lunch en-route Hamburg to Heathrow arriving back around 6pm

Approximate Costs

The approximate costs are:

  • £115 per person for flights ( we just booked ours with BA for this price )
  • £80 per person for the car hire
  • £120 per person for the AirBnB's

On top of the above costs there would be a share of the fuel cost and any money you spend on food / if we visit somewhere.

If you are interested, get in touch!

Last year we spoke to a few people who said they would have liked to join us if they had know, so I thought I would try and spread the word early.

As we will only have two spare places in the car, this is a very limited offer, so if you are genuinely interested please get in touch ASAP, either by replying below, using our contact us form or contacting me on Twitter ( readingdancer )


Author

Chris Houston

Chris is the founder of Vizioz and has been working in the field of website development for over 20 years. Chris has been working with Umbraco since 1998 and now spends his time running both Vizioz and QV Offices.


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