The project aims to give young people from regions with fewer opportunities to learn informally and learn through experience by gaining their own experience in a group trip to the EU. Participating in a group would give young people who would not have applied on their own the opportunity to overcome obstacles with the support they need to travel to the EU, improving and developing their skills and competences. The specific objectives of the project were: - providing an opportunity for 18-year-old young people from the region to get to know Europe and the opportunities it offers; - acquiring valuable knowledge, skills for independent living and specific competences from young people through experiential learning /travel/; - taking young people out of their everyday environment and their comfort zone and putting them in situations where they have to be active participants and make decisions; - encouraging young people to learn languages and maintain intercultural dialogue with young people from Europe and other countries; - creating and strengthening a sense of belonging to the EU by teaching what European integration is and how the EU wants to build relationships between young people; - adopting sustainable travel and environmental protection as basic life principles by young people; - promoting the programme and providing other ERASMUS+ opportunities.