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Hungarian low-cost airline Wizz Air will not operate flights to Kutaisi (Georgia). The flights to Kutaisi started only a few months ago - at the end of September last year.

''Many tourist agencies participate in organized trips to Georgia, after the line was opened, which made this destination cheaper because of the low-cost flight'', said from the company.

Strange connections between distant subjects, giant footsteps and leaps in space, assumptions, scientific facts and artistic manipulations await the viewers in the exhibition 4 projects by Dimitar Solakov, work on which has continued for two years.

Heavily indebted telecoms giant Telefonica said yesterday that its net profit fell close to 14 percent last year to 2.36 billion euros, hit by restructuring costs linked to a voluntary redundancy scheme in Spain.

Thousands of people marched through the streets of downtown Barcelona on Saturday shouting the slogan "Casa nostra, casa vostra" (Our home, your home).

Kosovo President Hashim Thaci has called on Spain to recognize Kosovo "as soon as possible."

In interview for the EFE agency, he said that Spain was "not Milosevic's Serbia, while Kosovo is not Catalonia or the Basque country."

The Black Sea town of Sozopol has received the sixth-best result in the shortlist of the European Best Destinations 2017 ranking.

Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlüt Çavuşoğlu has said that here are no journalists currently under custody in Turkey just for doing their jobs and writing stories. 

The minister's comments appeared in four Spanish dailies Saturday following a one-day official visit to Madrid on Friday, during which he gave an interview to El Pais, El Mundo, ABC and La Razon. 

Athens will be among the candidates for the best destinations in Europe for 2017. The online voting is organised by a site dedicated to promoting European tourism “Europeanbestdestinations.com”. Athens had come in second in last season’s voting for the continent’s 20 best place to visit. It is the 8th year in a row that people will vote for their favourite choice in Europe.

Spanish King Felipe VI expressed support for Turkish tourism at an international travel expo on Jan. 18, saying the country's industry would recover quickly.