CEV EuroVolley 2021 Women to deliver unprecedented Volleyball experience
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A meeting involving high-profile representatives of the European Volleyball Confederation as well as of the four countries – Serbia, Bulgaria, Croatia and Romania – due to host the 2021 edition of CEV EuroVolley Women took place earlier today at the Crowne Plaza Hotel in Belgrade.
The attendees discussed, among many other things, the match programme as well as the transportation system across the four host countries, the promotion and ticket sale for the flagship event in women’s Volleyball as well as the organisation of the Drawing of Lots – which will be taking place after completion of the relevant qualifiers scheduled for early January 2021.
It is the common wish of the CEV as well as of the host countries to develop new ways to engage with the fans, while taking into account the development of the coronavirus pandemic in the four nations hosting EuroVolley 2021 as well as across Europe.
The next such meeting should be taking place at the end of October or the beginning of November in Bulgaria.
“We discussed the future of Volleyball. The time is critical right now, because of the situation with the coronavirus pandemic. It is essential that sport continues to exist and we keep doing our work,” stated CEV Senior Vice-President Renato Arena.
A meeting involving high-profile representatives of the European Volleyball Confederation as well as of the four countries – Serbia, Bulgaria, Croatia and Romania – due to host the 2021 edition of CEV EuroVolley Women took place earlier today at the Crowne Plaza Hotel in Belgrade.
The attendees discussed, among many other things, the match programme as well as the transportation system across the four host countries, the promotion and ticket sale for the flagship event in women’s Volleyball as well as the organisation of the Drawing of Lots – which will be taking place after completion of the relevant qualifiers scheduled for early January 2021.
It is the common wish of the CEV as well as of the host countries to develop new ways to engage with the fans, while taking into account the development of the coronavirus pandemic in the four nations hosting EuroVolley 2021 as well as across Europe.
The next such meeting should be taking place at the end of October or the beginning of November in Bulgaria.
“We discussed the future of Volleyball. The time is critical right now, because of the situation with the coronavirus pandemic. It is essential that sport continues to exist and we keep doing our work,” stated CEV Senior Vice-President Renato Arena.