An information and analytics digest for everyone going abroad or staying home

№ 32 (394)

Everyday life

Britons Misbehave Due to Cheap Tickets

Cheap air tickets and alcohol are the main reasons for Britons' bad behavior abroad, according to a report by the UK Foreign Office. Recently, a Greek court convicted a British tourist who bit a…

130
Where are students made? Education

Where are students made?

No matter how brilliantly you finish school, no matter how well you know a foreign language, when you come to study in a foreign country, you will inevitably face difficulties. The notorious…

118
Airbus

Hong Kong recognized as world's best airport

Moscow's Domodedovo Airport took third place among Eastern European airports in the annual ranking by British research company Skytrax. First and second places went to the airports of Prague and…

119
Plague Vacation Health

Plague Vacation

According to the World Health Organization, 50 to 75% of tourists traveling to the tropics fall ill or sustain injuries. As Novye Izvestia notes, this has become especially relevant for our…

161
Weightlessness in Its 'Pure Form' Curiosities

Weightlessness in Its 'Pure Form'

The 'richest' tourists on the planet, who can afford a week-long tour to the International Space Station, are entitled to have almost any of their whims fulfilled. Including a spacewalk. A…

100
Real estate

Trial of 'masters' of Costa del Sol begins in Spain

Spain has completed and sent to court the largest case of money laundering by international mafia, initiated in spring 2005, a judicial representative said.

113
Everyday life

American-Style Vacation

According to the 'World Working Families Project', created by Harvard University and McGill University, 134 countries have laws establishing a maximum working week. 137 countries have laws…

108
Immigration

Residence Permit for an Indefinite Place of Residence

The resettlement program for former compatriots in the Krasnoyarsk Territory is far from launch. This was stated by the regional legislative assembly, whose deputies must approve this state program…

123
Galloping Through Examination Europe Education

Galloping Through Examination Europe

Why do people take international language exams? It's obvious: to enter a university in a particular country, to work abroad or in an international company, to obtain a residence permit – in short…

153
Top news of the issue (abroad №394) News

Top news of the issue (abroad №394)

86
Where do the suitcases go? Airbus

Where do the suitcases go?

According to the Association of European Airlines (AEA), in the second quarter of this year, 10 passengers on each flight did not find their luggage. As The Daily Telegraph reports, British Airways…

116
Europe Will Scan Everyone News

Europe Will Scan Everyone

The European Union is considering a 'symmetrical response' to a law passed last week in the United States restricting the freedom of travel for citizens of EU member states across the ocean. True…

95
Temples, fortresses and other Inca heritage Tourism

Temples, fortresses and other Inca heritage

Peru is not a small country. Therefore, an experienced traveler first of all goes to explore the south of the country, as it is the place of the greatest concentration of surviving monuments and…

150
The Attraction of the Holy Land Immigration

The Attraction of the Holy Land

Last week, Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert received Russian-speaking activists from his party Kadima for the first time since the 2006 parliamentary elections. The discussion with 'Russian'…

101
Company Registration in Czech Republic Immigration

Company Registration in Czech Republic

Every client who pays for company registration in the Czech Republic naturally wants to know: what is included in this amount? 'Delovaya Praga' offers to sort it out.

140
News

Foreigners Pay for Not Knowing the Language

In Venetian bars and restaurants, according to the Daily Telegraph, there are several price lists. Tourists who do not know a few words in the local language have to pay double.

111