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Web Summit Unwind: A Traditional Banya Experience
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- Status
- On On, as far as the organiser's page says.
Storm: “Not stated on the page.”
- When
- Sat 14 Nov 2026, 12:00 to 15:00Times are Lisbon time, which is UTC in November.
- Where
- R. Barbosa du Bocage 16, 2710-405 Sintra, Portugal (address as shown on the event's Luma page)
- How to join
- Register on Luma: luma.com
- Cost
- paid, EUR 110 (as stated)
- Kind
- side event
- Topics
- climate & impacthealth & biointernational expansion
- Label
- fact (fact: read on the organiser's page; evidence: read, but the page leaves it open; hypothesis: not confirmed at source)
- Festival
- Portugal Tech Week (in its feed)
- Day
- Saturday 14 November
- Place
- Sintra not in Lisbon
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- Luma
- For
- Anyone
- About
- climate & impacthealth & biointernational expansion
Source: https://luma.com/alft36rf, read 2026-11-11 11:55 UTC.
Status last read at the organiser's page at 11:55 UTC; check their page before you go.
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