This page is an index to other pages with the information you need (updated 2018).
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The logistics of getting 20 or so cavers and half a tonne of miscellaneous gear out to Austria, on a shoestring budget with a limited number of cars, and people coming-from/going-to various places are daunting. The job mostly involves collating info and badgering people regularly. Starting early saves everyone money.
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Organising transport is one of the biggest nightmares and the sooner we know who is going and when, the easier this gets. Getting a second (non- refundable) deposit off people helps to tie them down.
<li><ahref="https://camcaving.uk/Documents/Expo/Legacy/2018/Expo 2018_Who and When - Cambridge University Caving Club.htm">The travel matrix</a> - 2018 using SCRF as expo website was broken at a critical time - again</li>
<li><ahref="../years/2017/whoandwhen.html">The travel matrix</a> - 2017 standard "who & when" format on the expo website.</li>
<li><ahref="https://camcaving.uk/Documents/Expo/Legacy/2016/Expo 2016_Who and When - Cambridge University Caving Club.htm">The travel matrix</a> - 2016 using SCRF as expo website was broken. This has an example of additional "by week" and "by person" tables (scroll down to the bottom).</li>
<li><ahref="https://camcaving.uk/Documents/Expo/Legacy/2014/Expo 2014_Who and When - Cambridge University Caving Club.htm">The travel matrix</a> - 2014 using SCRF as expo website was broken. This has an example of additional "by week" and "by person" tables (scroll down to the bottom).</li>
The expo handbook assumes (in places) that it is the Treasurer who organises transport; or by default it gets done by the expo leader. This is probably not a good idea and a dedicated transport coordinator should be nominated. This must be someone who has been on expo before, and who can liaise closely with the treasurer on decisions about allowable costs.
Entering data: we have had no particular problems requiring all expoers to hand-edit HTML or Markdown tables when stating their travel plans. This is somewhat surprising.