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Archive — April 2020

Tourism

Pandemic kills tourism industry

The coronavirus pandemic threatens a quarter of a million jobs in the German capital. In the once overcrowded Berlin airport (the city ranked third in popularity among tourists in Europe, after…

Education

German authorities to provide assistance to students

German Education Minister Anja Karliczek intends to support students at German universities during the coronavirus pandemic by providing them with loans. She made this statement on Thursday, April…

Sport

No virus stops a cyclist

No epidemic will stop true sports and outdoor enthusiasts. This applies doubly to Czech cycling fans. As soon as the weather became more favorable, bike trails in the Czech Republic began to resemble…

Visas

Germany Not Letting Everyone In Yet

The Europe-wide entry ban due to measures to combat the spread of the coronavirus infection applies to citizens of third countries and will remain in effect at least until May 15. What do the…

Auto tour

What makes the second-generation Citroen Berlingo minivans interesting

The Citroen Berlingo model line already includes more than one series. The second generation features a modified chassis and a number of additional options. This already popular bus has become even…

Technology

International Export Transportation to the EU for Business

Doing business with European counterparts has become easier since Ukraine signed the Association Agreement with the EU, but it has not been possible to completely remove customs barriers. For…

News

“We feel calmer abroad”

The coronavirus pandemic has hit everyone. The restrictions introduced in almost every country have significantly affected all areas of our lives. Ukrainians have to go home to self-isolate with…

Education

Students to be allowed into Czech universities

Starting Monday, April 27, higher education institutions in the Czech Republic are open again for students of all years. Individual consultations with teachers are allowed, but lectures in the…

Technology

Some Problems in Website Development

Creating websites is a complex set of intellectual and technical tasks united by a common concept, a list of tasks and problems solved with the help of the new resource. Today, information…

Tourism

How tourism can emerge from quarantine

Technology

Lovers of Electronic Waste

Residents of Germany keep about 200 million unused mobile phones at home – twice as many as five years ago. On average, every German has two and a half mobile phones lying in drawers, cabinets…

Shopping

Why Sleep Comfort Depends on the Mattress and How to Choose It Right

Constant stress, fatigue from work and everyday problems surround almost every modern person. The situation is complicated by the fact that the lack of free time deprives us of quality, full rest.

Tourism

The Year of the Canceled Oktoberfest

Bavaria's leadership canceled the world's largest folk festival – Oktoberfest, which was scheduled for September 19 to October 4, 2020. The possibility of erecting tents and pavilions on the…

Airbus

Flying will have to follow new rules

International air travel has been reduced to a minimum due to the coronavirus pandemic, and within Europe it is virtually paralyzed. But sooner or later it will be restored. And it is already clear…

Shopping

Vans Brand: Alongside the Leaders of Sports Footwear

Sports footwear has gained popular status, and with it, complete freedom. It is worn by youth and the older generation, men and women at any time of year. Leading fashion houses demonstrate a tandem…

Immigration

EU Immigration Service: How to Get EU Citizenship

They say the grass is always greener on the other side. Some doubt this axiom, while others strive to test it firsthand. Want to become a citizen of the European Union? Contact EU Immigration Service.

Analysis

How Germans Survive the Epidemic

The coronavirus continues to claim lives around the world, including in Germany. However, in this largest EU country, the number of deaths remains surprisingly low, which has caused astonishment in…

Immigration

Quarantine not prescribed for refugees

The World Health Organization declared the outbreak of the new coronavirus infection a pandemic on March 11, 2020. Since March 16, strict controls have been temporarily in effect on Germany's borders…

Work

Workers to be flown in by plane

German farmers and other agricultural business owners in Germany are panicking: vegetables and fruits are growing, but there is no one to harvest them this year! Every year, more than 300,000…

Technology

How to ensure autonomous hot water supply

The problem of the inability to connect a house, cottage, or mini-hotel to a central hot water supply can be easily solved by installing a boiler of suitable volume, design, type, and characteristics.

Everyday life

One on One with Quarantine

Migrants and the homeless have turned out to be the most vulnerable groups in the pandemic. No one, it seems, knows how to help them. So far, not a single case of coronavirus infection has been…

Technology

Why an Enterprise Needs HR Process Automation

Due to the steady growth in the number of enterprises and firms worldwide, there is an increase in the number of employees – the workforce. Daily routine work with personnel consumes a lot of…

Immigration

Coronavirus hits immigration

The Canadian government has temporarily suspended the admission of immigrants due to the coronavirus pandemic. While this decision is currently presented as a temporary measure, it may be a prelude…

Everyday life

Quarantine does not apply to animals

While half of humanity is stuck at home in quarantine, wildlife has asserted its rights. Flocks of ducks stroll on the Paris ring road accompanied by gendarmes, wild boars have appeared right in the…