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Cruise ship arrivals increased by 25% compared to 2019
The arrivals of cruise ships in Greece will 25% more compared to 2019, announced the Minister of Tourism Vassilis Kikilias from Genoa where he is participating in the European Summit of the International Association of Cruise Companies (CLIA).
European blockchain week 2021
European Blockchain Week 2021(EBCW 2021) was one of the soundest events in the framework of Slovenian Presidency of the Council of EU.
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Simeon Saxe-Coburg-Gotha: Brexit Is a Colossal Mistake
"To me, Brexit is a colossal mistake. But this is my opinion, I am not the Prime Minister of Great Britain." This comment was made by former Prime Minister Simeon Saxe-Coburg-Gotha, who was awarded the Hunziker Medal at a ceremony in Plovdiv. The prize is from the International Association of Philatelic Experts (AIEP) for a significant contribution to research.
Director Alexandru Darie has passed away
Director Alexandru Darie, son of late actors Iurie Darie and Consuela Rosu, has passed away Wednesday afternoon, at the Fundeni Clinical Institute, medical sources told AGERPRES. Alexandru Darie, former managing director of Bucharest's Lucia Sturdza Bulandra Theatre, was admitted to the hospital two weeks ago with liver issues, the medical sources added.
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The Decline of Tourists in Bulgaria in June was Nearly 100,000
The decline of tourists in Bulgaria in June was nearly 100,000 - about 55,000 on the South Black Sea coast and about 44,000 on the North, but the season is stable.
The Tourists’ Number in Bulgaria Dropped by nearly 100,000 in June
The decline of tourists in Bulgaria in June was nearly 100,000 - about 55,000 on the South Black Sea coast and about 44,000 on the North, but the season is stable. This was stated in Varna by Rumen Draganov, director of the Institute for Analysis and Evaluation in Tourism, quoted by the Bulgarian National Radio.
Sorokin becomes the first Lithuanian to win the Spartathlon
Lithuanian runner Aleksandr Sorokin won the 35th edition of Spartathlon, one of the most challenging and historical ultra-marathon races, in Sparta on Saturday.
Sorokin, 36, touched the feet of the statue of ancient Spartan King Leonidas in the center of Sparta before dawn around 5.00 am local time, covering non stop 246 kilometers from Athens in 22 hours, 4 minutes and 5 seconds.
Same-sex Relations Continue to be Criminalized in 72 Countries
In 72 countries around the world same-sex relations continue to be outside the law, while in 45 of them are seen as a crime. In 9 countries same-sex relations could lead to a death sentence and in dozens could lead to prison.
Athens lawyer unexpectedly qualifies for marathon at Rio Olympics
He couldn't believe his eyes. He looked at the list again to make sure he wasn't mistaken. But there it was, his name among the runners who qualified for the marathon at the Rio Olympics this summer.
Bulgaria's Gabriela Petrova Able to Compete After IAAF Revokes Ban
The rights of Bulgarian triple jumper Gabriela Petrova to participate in competitions have been restored.
This was stated in an official letter of the International Association of Athletics Federation (IAAF) on Monday, which revokes the temporary ban imposed on Petrova.