Articles about "java horizon"
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Week 1: the website is complete
The adventure begins, the dream is possible. Two years this project has been in my head, and now it's real. People from all over the world can now browse it, share it and join in. The website is complete. So proud of what Nenden and I have built.
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Week 2: the promotional video is in the can
The moment of truth is approaching. Tomorrow, I'll finally introduce Java Horizon to the wider public and see whether it has what it takes to make people dream. Everything is ready, in any case. We have a great website and a quality promotional video.
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Week 3: My First Clients
This is it, Java Horizon is real now. After two years of preparation and thousands of dreams running through my head over that long stretch, the project is well and truly on track. The first clients are here. My promotional campaign kicked off six days ago and we're already at 15 pre-registrations. Not bad, right?
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Week 4: A Big Hit with Students
Day by day, Java Horizon is becoming more and more real. We've now passed 20 pre-registrations, and that number fills me with joy. We had a real hit with students at a Paris school for the visually impaired, where my organized-trip proposal went down brilliantly and sparked genuine enthusiasm.
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Week 5: Glass Ceiling
After the frenzy of the first two weeks, the pace of pre-registrations has clearly slowed. Twenty-two people have now expressed interest in our group trips next summer, and I imagine that number won't move much more. Still, we're giving ourselves until early October before closing registrations and moving on to the next stage of the project.
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Week 6: The Last Registrants
Having completely stopped my communication campaign because I was already happy with the number of pre-registrants, I absolutely didn't expect to welcome new passengers on board. And yet, five more people joined the list over the past seven days. There are now 27 of us. It's a total success.
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Week 7: Choosing the Dates
Nearly thirty people have expressed interest in spending a holiday in Indonesia with us next summer. Now is the time for me to put together the final groups. I need to know everyone's availability so I can spread this whole crowd across separate time slots. All the pre-registrants have therefore been contacted and have until Friday, October 9 to send me their preferences. Between the inevitable last-minute cancellations and people opting for the same dates, forming three or four well-balanced teams of 5 to 10 travelers won't be the easiest step of the process.