Stay
As well as participation at the tournament, Euro-Sportring also arranges the accommodation for the participants. Participants can usually choose between school accommodation, group accommodation (youth accommodation and bungalows) and hotels. Accommodations have been selected with care and must comply to a number of conditions such are they are within easy reach of the sports park, value for money, suitalbe for sports groups, safety provisions and a fliexible management. For more information check out the pdf pricelist (or arrangement brochure) which can be found on this website.

Participating countries

	Germany
	Denmark
	Netherlands
	Poland

Previous winners

2010
Greve Fodbold	Denmark	G15
SP SAPA Rumia Janowo	Poland	U15
Kalmar United	Sweden	U11
Silkeborg IF 1	Denmark	U13
HTC	Netherlands	U17

Touristic information
Heino.
A village 10 miles south-west of Zwolle is centrally located in the beautiful nature area of 'Salland'. The village centre has some shops and pleasant pavement cafes.

Zwolle.
Zwolle, the old hanseatic city of Zwolle is the capital of the province of Overijssel and is home to around 110,000 people. Historic facades, wonderful mansion houses, city walls and canals: that's Zwolle in a nutshell. Despite Zwolle being a lively provincial city with all the facilities you'd expect, it has not lost any of its intimacy. The centre, with its striking old gothic city hall, is a fine place for shopping and evenings out. There is choice enough. The area also offers lots of natural beauty, for example along the IJssel river.

PSV.
The famous/well-known Dutch Footballclub PSV has been founded in 1913. They have their home basis in the Philips stadium, which is located right in the center of Eindhoven, in the south of the Netherlands. Since 1913 PSV has achieved lots of successes. Their first national championship was in 1929 and since then they became the Dutch Champion for 14 times. In 1978 they won the UEFA Cup and in 1988 the Treble (Dutch Championship, Dutch Cup Final and the Europacup I). They have won the Supercup 3 times and the Amstel Cup for 7 times. You can find more information on PSV or its Philips Stadium on: www.PSV.nl

Funpark de Efteling (25 km from Den Bosch).
The Efteling in Kaatsheuvel is the most famous theme and pleasure park of the Netherlands where many fairy-tales come to life.

Funpark Hellendoorn. (15 km from Heino).
This park is one of the most popular amusement parks in the Netherlands with spectacular attractions like the Sungasi Kalimantan, Canadian River, Montezuma's Revenge and Tornada. Because of all attractions, a visit is only worthwhile for a full day.

Funpark Walibi World. (40 km from Heino).
Funpark Walibi World is an inescapable paradise of amusement for the entire family. Its summit, the Goliath, mother of all roller coasters, scourge of the vocal cords.., is visible for miles. Visiting Walibi World Holland is to discover an extraordinary world with unique emotions, great moments of excitement, but above all of bursts of endless laughter. Here, one acquires memories for a lifetime, from the smallest to the greatest. At Walibi World Holland, everything is higher, faster, more spectacular, bigger and more impressive. Walibi World Holland . . . an extraordinary world!

Some tips in Amsterdam
-The Vondelpark is the lively park in the centre of the city. Laze around at a pavement cafe or simply on the grass, watching the world pass by, the street musicians, artists and other colourful people who are sure to attract your attention.
-Shopping Amsterdam.
The shopping street is the Kalverstraat, which is easy to reach from the station. The side streets are often more fun though, with their well kept secrets and surprising boutiques. Amsterdam is also a city of markets.
-The daily markets on the Albert Cuyp and the Waterlooplein are the most well known of course, though the Noordermarkt on Monday is definitely worthwhile for anyone looking for unique, special purchases.
-Amsterdam has many colourful neighbourhoods each with their own character. The Jordaan for example, full of second hand shops and super friendly pubs where you'll often enjoy the sounds of typically Dutch music. The Pijp is more trendy and offers a great diversity of restaurants.
-Nightlife in Amsterdam, you'll be spoilt for choice. Around the Leidseplein and Rembrandtplein, there are pubs, discos and lounge bars in all possible shapes and sizes.

Canal Cruise.
A Canal cruise through Amsterdam is the ideal way of discovering the real nature of the city. As you glide under the characteristic bridges, the city highlights pass by. There are a number of options, ranging from hourly trips to candlelight tours in the evening hours. Departures are from near Central Station

Amsterdam.
Amsterdam is the colourful capital of the Netherlands. A cosmopolitan city which doesn't bore easily. The historic canals, picturesque (and often ancient) buildings, the many museums, shopping streets and alleys, markets galore, the amazing nightlife : Amsterdam is simply fascinating! It's this character of the city which makes it so unique and which is best felt during a walking tour or a boat trip along the canals. Most of the places of interest are within walking distance. Attractions include the historic canals, the flower market, the old merchant houses, the National Museum with Rembrandt masterpieces, the Van Gogh Museum, the Anne Frank House and Madame Tussaud's waxworks. The Leidseplein and Rembrandtplein squares are the perfect places to relax at one of the many pavement cafés.

Ajax.
Ajax, which has been founded in 1900, is one of the most famous footballclubs in the world. Ajax is a club with a rich history. It all started with a group of friends who got together in their sparetime. In a century the club grew from this group of friends to a worldfamous club, known for it's beautiful and attractive football. In total Ajax won the national championship 27 times and won 25 important international prices, which makes the club belong to the best in Europe.

Besides playing football there are a lot of things to do. Would you like to visit the Amsterdam Arena, see a match or go to a fun park. Here you will find all the information about all the options you can choose:Amsterdam ArenA (135 km). The Amsterdam ArenA, home of AFC Ajax, is one of the largest multi-functional stadiums in Europe and is located in Amsterdam Southeast. It is the heart of a new district with a cinema multiplex, the Heineken Music Hall, the megastores, cafés and restaurants. The Amsterdam ArenA is known for its remarkable and revolutionary technology with its sliding roof. This makes the ArenA not just a great football stadium, but also a perfect location for super large events and concerts. The Amsterdam ArenA has hosted many top artists and bands like David Bowie, Robbie Williams and the Rolling Stones. You can visit the Amsterdam ArenA and enjoy a tour full of impressions, things-worth-knowing and of course unforgettable highlights from AFC Ajax.

Program introduction
Tour Holland offers a program which meets every need. The teams can choose if they want to arrive on Thursday or Friday. Teams that arrive on Thursday, have there first games on Friday morning. Then there is the possibility to enjoy the many facilities of Summercamp Heino. In the evening there is a team leaders reception in the cozy bar "Piratenbar.

The next day the preliminaries starts football. The classifications matches and the finals will be played on Sunday morning. Immediately after the matches the prize giving ceremony takes place.

Day	Part of day	Description
Thursday	Noon	Arrival Summer Camp Heino Check-in and Information for teams who stay 3 nights
Friday	Day	Tournaments - group matches Arrival Summer Camp Heino Check-in and information for teams who stay 2 nights
	Evening	Team Leader in the "Piratenbar"
Saturday	Day	Tournament groupmatches – preliminaries
Sunday	Morning	Classificationmatches and finals Prize giving ceremony after the finals
	Noon	Departure