After the pandemic, our priority was for us to improve the number of outgoing mobilities. We intended to invite students to our promotional events, who already took part in an Erasmus+ mobility, for them to talk about their first-hand experiences and encourage other students to try it out as well. We also wanted to mobilize those who might have fewer travel opportunities, by promulgating the possibility for additional funds for students with fewer opportunities. So we wanted all of our students and colleagues to have the option to take part in mobilities regardless of their circumstances, or their travel goals. While our coworkers and students were travelling in Europe, we wanted to emphasize green travel, our University being a ‘Green University’, as we have ranked in the gold cluster at the global Green Metric ranking. So we encourage people partaking in mobility to choose the green option, whenever possible. We also started to fully digitalize all inter-institutional agreements and save paper, ink, and fuel in the process. We wanted to update our website so it would be more user-friendly and transparent.