A year ago, Oltean Csongor and Grüman Róbert, co-founders of StartUp HUB, set out to bring Simon’s Burger to Romania. After a year of hard work, planning, and preparation, the very first Simon’s Burger location in Romania finally opened its doors on September 12th in the heart of Cluj-Napoca, at 29 Bulevardul Eroilor.
Between 10 and 16th of March, 2026, 40 dedicated youth workers from 10 different countries—Romania, Hungary, the Netherlands, Albania, North
Following last year’s highly successful debut, GITEX, one of the most significant events in the global tech and startup world, returns to Europe in 2026. As a partner of the event, StartUp HUB is once again providing exclusive discounts for GITEX AI EUROPE, taking place between June 30 and July 1!
Nearly 200 entrepreneurs and business executives gathered in Cluj-Napoca for Versenyelőny 4.0 to immerse themselves for three days in the most current topics of business development, leadership mindset, and company building. Hosted at the Golden Tulip Hotel, the event featured 7 distinct training tracks and more than 20 renowned experts, providing participants with practical, immediately applicable knowledge.
In early March, the VET Center, operating within StartUp HUB, organized the third edition of the “Erasmus+ in Education” professional conference in Sfântu Gheorghe. The event consisted of an intensive series of programs focused on professional exchange and cultural experiences, attended by a total of 25 educators and specialists from Hungary and Serbia.
One of the primary challenges of entrepreneurship is not the quantity of work, but the lack of systemic efficiency. This message formed the foundation of the first KKV Upgrade Roadshow, held between March 10th and 12th across six cities in Transylvania.
Between March 11 and 16, Sfântu Gheorghe became the center of international youth work as StartUp HUB hosted the Erasmus+ training titled “Cultural Awareness and Social Inclusion Through Dramatic Arts.” Forty youth workers from ten countries – Romania, Hungary, the Netherlands, Albania, North Macedonia, Serbia, Turkey, Azerbaijan, Bosnia and Herzegovina, and Georgia – gathered to learn together about acceptance and breaking down cultural barriers.
After a day of travel and settling in, 40 passionate youth workers, educators, and active volunteers from 10 different countries gathered here in Sfântu Gheorghe, ready to embark on a transformative six-day journey of learning, connection, and creativity.
We are incredibly excited to announce the official launch of the website for the “Cultural Awareness and Social Inclusion Through Dramatic Arts” project! We invite you to look around, explore our mission, and bookmark the page to stay updated on our progress. Don’t forget to share the site with your own networks to help us spread the word!