Venue

Venue and Logistics

The SAE 2026 Conference will take place at the Faculty of Business and Administration, University of Bucharest, located in the western-central part of Bucharest, with convenient access to major transport connections, accommodation, and cultural landmarks.

Conference Venue

Host institution: Faculty of Business and Administration, University of Bucharest
Conference dates: 15–19 June 2026
Address: 90 Panduri Road, Sector 5, 050663, Bucharest, Romania

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Travel to Bucharest

The nearest airport is Henri Coandă International Airport (OTP), which offers convenient connections to Bucharest by bus, train, taxi, and ride-sharing services such as Uber and Bolt.

Airport Transfer

Participants may travel from the airport to the city by public transport or by direct car transfer.

The airport train provides a direct connection to București Nord railway station, one of the city’s main transport hubs. From there, the conference venue can be reached by metro, bus, taxi, or ride-sharing services.

A convenient bus connection from the airport to central Bucharest is also available.

For a direct journey from the airport to the venue or to the recommended hotels, taxi, Uber, and Bolt are convenient options.

Getting Around the City

Bucharest has an extensive public transport network, including metro, bus, tram, and trolleybus lines. This makes it easy to travel between the conference venue, accommodation, restaurants, and major attractions.

Visitors planning to use public transport regularly may find it convenient to purchase a 24-hour, 72-hour, or 7-day pass, including integrated options for surface transport and metro.

For official information in English, please consult: - STB – fares and travel options - Info TB – route planning - Metrorex – official website

Tickets and passes can be purchased from sales points, ticket machines, or mobile applications.

Museums and Cultural Highlights

For participants wishing to explore Bucharest during their stay, the city offers a rich cultural landscape. Among the most notable museums are:

National Museum of Art of Romania

Located in the former Royal Palace on Calea Victoriei, this museum hosts major Romanian and European art collections.

National History Museum of Romania

A central landmark museum dedicated to Romanian history.

Dimitrie Gusti National Village Museum

An open-air museum showcasing traditional Romanian architecture and rural heritage.

National Museum of the Romanian Peasant

A museum dedicated to Romanian peasant culture, traditions, and craftsmanship.

Grigore Antipa National Museum of Natural History

One of the city’s most popular museums, known for its natural history collections.

About Bucharest

Bucharest, the capital of Romania, is the country’s principal economic, political, and cultural centre. Often referred to as “Little Paris,” the city is known for its eclectic architecture, broad boulevards, historic buildings, and lively urban atmosphere.

Visitors will find a wide range of museums, parks, cafés, and restaurants across the city. In mid-June, the weather is typically warm to hot, and light summer clothing is recommended, together with preparation for occasional rain showers.

Practical Information

Participants are encouraged to book accommodation early, especially for arrivals during the conference period, and to allow additional travel time during peak traffic hours. Public transport and ride-sharing services provide convenient options for local mobility throughout the city.