Ryanair has analyzed booking trends for the period of April 17-24, to determine the most favored Easter travel destinations for Bulgarian passengers. According to their findings, Italy tops the list with 25% of bookings, followed by the United Kingdom (19%) and Spain (12%). Italy continues to be a popular Easter destination, with Bulgarians taking advantage…
Public transport providers at the Estonia-Latvia border want to open two cross-border bus routes on a test basis, “Aktuaalne kaamera” reports. Estonia is footing the bill for the routes, at least initially. The routes would run from Parnu-Ikla (Estonia) to Ainazi (Latvia), and the short distance between Valga (Estonia) and Valka (Latvia), essentially one town.…
Export support for business is a key factor for the development of the economy of Poltava region. The Regional Development Agency of Poltava region “European Integration Office” plays an important role in this process, providing consultations, conducting marketing research, organizing trainings. This helps Poltava companies enter new markets, increase sales volumes and improve competitiveness. “DETOX…
Ukraine is engaged in a dialogue with all partners in the EU to extend the so-called autonomous trade measures (ATMs) introduced by the EU for trade with Ukraine at least until the end of this year in order to maintain the duty-free trade regime between Ukraine and the EU until a new bilateral trade agreement…
Bulgaria is intensifying efforts to enhance regional energy security through the development of strategic infrastructure aimed at reducing dependence on Russian gas. A central initiative in this process is the Vertical Gas Corridor, designed to transport liquefied natural gas (LNG) regasified at Greek ports to Central and Eastern Europe, including Ukraine. Greece’s Revitusa LNG terminal,…
In the event of a military conflict, the Rail Baltica railway line could be used to evacuate up to 100,000 people per day, according to a presentation by the Ministry of Transport (MoT) delivered on April 9 at a meeting of the Saeima’s Defence, Internal Affairs and Corruption Prevention Committee. The presentation noted that the…
Since the start of Russia’s full-scale invasion in February 2022, more than 63,000 energy infrastructure facilities in Ukraine have been damaged by massive strikes and targeted attacks, the Ministry of Energy reports. “Over the three years of full-scale war, more than 63,000 energy infrastructure facilities have been damaged. In 2024 alone, massive strikes and daily…