Ukraine
Ukraine is one of the largest European countries. After the «orange revolution» Ukraine has become one of the most popular tourist centers of Europe. With the abolition of visas for the EU citizens in this country, travelling to Ukraine became commonplace among German, Italian and French people.
In Ukraine there are a lot of places worth visiting. Of course, in the first place it is ancient Kiev. The capital of Ukraine picturesquely stretches out on the banks of the wide Dnieper. The main attraction of the capital is world-famous Kiev-Pecherskaya Lavra and the world-known pedestrian street Khreschatyk. Among other cities of Ukraine, which should be marked out, are also Lvov - the center of Western Ukraine, located near the Carpathians, and Odessa - the city-port, famous for its residents with a special humor.
You can choose different ways to travel through Ukraine: it can be a travel by rail, cruise along the Dnieper river, air flights or bus tours. Ukrainian tour operators will help you to find the best travel option. Ukraine is a hospitable country. Excellent Ukrainian cuisine, friendly people, many attractions and travel routes will provide an opportunity to receive a large number of new emotions and impressions.
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KievKiev is the capital of Ukraine, one of the largest states in Eastern Europe. Kiev is a large and beautiful city. There are high buildings, wide...
The CrimeaThe Crimea is the most famous peninsula of the Black Sea. The Crimea is known since the time of ancient Greece. Here Hellenes founded their...
OdessaOdessa is one of the most interesting cities of Ukraine. Port Odessa was founded relatively recently. Founding father of Odessa is considered to...
The CarpathiansThe Carpathians are located in the west of Ukraine. The range stretches along the border of Ukraine and further to Romania, Hungary, Slovakia and...
The DnieperThe Dnieper is the great Ukrainian river. The symbol of the country, a vital transport artery of Eastern Europe, the river, which attracts its...
DnipropetrovskDnipropetrovsk is one of the largest cities of Ukraine, the administrative center of Dnipropetrovsk region. The city stands on a picturesque place...
LuganskLugansk is a regional center of Ukraine. But first of all Lugansk is a big industrial city. The date of its foundation is considered to be the...
LutskFor the modern tourist Ukrainian Lutsk is very interesting. Being the cradle of Ukrainian statehood, the center of the struggle for independence...
DonetskDonetsk, like many cities of Donets Basin (Donetsk coal basin), was founded not due to an advantageous geographical position. The town emerged...
PoltavaLocated in the central part of Ukraine, Poltava is a traditional city of the Soviet era. The basis of its architectural skeleton comprises...
KharkovKharkov is one of the largest industrial cities of Ukraine, the city with population of almost two million people. Major tourist streams that pass...
KhersonKherson is a city in southern Ukraine. It is situated on the picturesque bank of the Dnieper , close to the inflow of the famous river...
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02/02/2012
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Holidays in Bulgaria: visa-free regime for Schengen owners
The Bulgarian government decided to simplify for many tourists the procedure of entering the country. From now on all people with a valid Schengen visa can go on holiday to Bulgaria without national visa. In such way Bulgaria is preparing its structures for the upcoming country’s entry into the visa-free regime, which today functions between the EU countries.
The decision to introduce new visa rules was taken by the Bulgarian cabinet of ministers on Wednesday January 26, 2011. According to the Bulgarian cabinet, the new visa policy will spur the tourist interest and will make Bulgaria more attractive to foreign investors.
Schengen visa owners will be able to get permission to enter Bulgaria and stay on its territory for a period of up to 3 months during the six months from the date of first entry.
It should be noted that the new visa rules in Bulgaria will be useful not only for the EU citizens, but also tourists from Russia, Ukraine and Belarus, who have a Schengen visa.
New measures, inter alia, must stir up not only the tourism sector, but also resort property market in Bulgaria. Since the beginning of the financial crisis in 2008 leading Black Sea resorts in Bulgaria have marked decreasing of the square meter price. Opportunity to visit the country for Schengen owners will facilitate entry of potential buyers and will indirectly stimulate the demand for Bulgarian property.
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Ryanair enters the Ukrainian market
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