With the beginning of April, emigrant moods gave way to spring ones.<\/em><\/p>\n
First, let's please pet lovers who intend to visit Germany in the near future. According to the latest news on the Internet, German hoteliers are ready to provide their guests with a new service – cat rental. If you forgot your Murka at home or could not bring it through the border thanks to the efforts of terribly vigilant border guards – do not worry. Almost every German hotel will provide you with a catalog from which you can choose a temporary pet to your taste. Notably, thanks to new genetic technologies, clients will be able to get an animal that exactly resembles their home pet. True, the Germans somehow do not promise the stickers 'GMO-free' that are now fashionable among ecologists.<\/p>\n
However, you don't have to go all the way to Germany for pleasant surprises. In a neighboring country of Ukraine, local traffic cops decided to please motorists with an innovation. From today, on the busiest sections of roads, they will begin to dismantle speed bumps and install girls. Not 'night butterflies' of course, but their plastic dummies. The leadership of the traffic police hopes that the habit of our compatriots to photograph everything shiny on the roadside will force motorists to stop and thereby help significantly reduce traffic on the roads.<\/p>\n
For those who decide to go abroad today, we have prepared visa information. Please note that several foreign countries that are especially popular with our tourists have adopted changes to the rules of entry into their territory. From now on, to visit, for example, Honduras, the embassy of that country in Odessa requires the issuance of exactly a Honduran passport. With a regular Ukrainian foreign passport, which you took so long to obtain through your acquaintance at the housing office, you will be sent back – to the check point of Khatsapetovka.<\/p>