Subregional
camp 2026
Belgium
Subregional
camp 2026
Belgium
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camp 2026
Belgium
Euro Space Center
19 - 23 December
Sponsored by:
About YOTA and the subregional camp
About YOTA and the subregional camp
What is YOTA?
What is YOTA?
YOTA (Youngsters On The Air) is a movement that brings together teenagers and young adults from all around the world who share a passion for radio and communications.
More at: https://www.uba.be/nl/jeugd
What is a subregional camp?
What is a subregional camp?
The subregional camp brings together youngsters from neighboring regions for a shared experience, unlike the YOTA summer camp, which brings together members from one specific region. This broader mix allows participants to connect with peers from different countries.
What to expect from the camp?
What to expect from the camp?
Expect a week full of adventure, learning, and connection with other youngsters and from across the subregion. You'll take part in hands-on workshops, team activities, and a visit to the Euro Space Center, all while making new friends from different countries.
The programme
The programme
About the location
About the location
Euro Space Center is an educational space centre in Transinne , Belgium. Visitors can discover space, astronomy and astronaut training through interactive activities and simulations. The center also provides accommodation on site. Participants will stay in comfortable shared rooms inside the Euro Space Center, with the main activities, meals and facilities located nearby.
Devant les Hêtres 1, 6890 Libin, Belgium
Camp news
Camp news
Camp Announcement
Camp Announcement
Invitations for the 2026 Subregional Camp were sent out to neighboring countries in mid-August, inviting them to take part at the Euro Space Center.
It was also announced during the YOTA summer camp.
UBA - Sponsorship
UBA - Sponsorship
A big thank you to UBA, who has confirmed their support for the camp!
Their sponsorship helps us move forward with organizing the radio stations and activities that will make this camp a unique experience for all participants.
YASME - Sponsorship
YASME - Sponsorship
We're happy to announce a new sponsor for the camp: Yasme Foundation, who has generously contributed to support us.
Yasme's long standing commitment to amateur radio development around the world makes them a fantastic partner for this project.
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Practical information
Practical information
What should I bring ?
What should I bring ?
Pack warm, weather-appropriate clothing since the camp takes place in December, layers, a warm coat, gloves, a hat, and sturdy waterproof shoes are essential,toiletries, and any personal medication. A detailed packing list will be shared closer to the event.
Where will be I staying ?
Where will be I staying ?
Participants will be accommodated at in shared rooms/dormitories. Bedding is not provided, so please check the packing list for what to bring.
Parking ?
Parking ?
Free parking is available on-site at the Euro Space Center for those arriving by car.
How to get to the camp ?
How to get to the camp ?
The camp takes place at the Euro Space Center, Devant les Hêtres 1, 6890 Libin (Transinne), Belgium. By car: the center is located just off the N899/N40, roughly 1h20 from Brussels and about 20 minutes from Libramont via the E411.
By public transport: the nearest train station is Libramont, from where you can take TEC bus line 61 (Libramont–Redu) directly to the Euro Space Center the bus stop is right in front of the center
What is the cost ?
What is the cost ?
Cost of the camp will only be confirmed after payment of IARU
Is health insurance required?
Is health insurance required?
Yes, all participants must have valid health insurance covering the duration of the camp.
The camp is sponsored by:
The camp is sponsored by:
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