Bucharest saw a 10.1 per cent increase in the number of overnight stays from 2013-17, the biggest rise in the emerging Europe region. Most of the other major cities in...
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Wizz Air, the largest low-cost airline in Central and Eastern Europe, has for the first time suggested that the airline might have a transatlantic future, and that it is...
Prague has been named as the best city in the world to spend cryptocurrencies, with 154 venues – including bars, restaurants, hotels, cinemas and attractions – now...
Prices in hotels across Central and Eastern Europe are rising, with average room rates reaching historical peaks, driving superior returns for investors. New research...
Residents of Prague’s central district have launched a petition prevent the further spread of Airbnb properties in the heart of the city. Amongst much else, residents of...
Budapest, Prague and Warsaw are in the sights of AirAsia X, the world’s largest low cost long haul airline, which has not served Europe since 2012. While the...
Both workplaces and workers are changing rapidly throughout all of central and eastern Europe. Architects and human resource departments are constantly trying to develop...
A court in Prague has annulled a ban on bikes in the centre of the Czech capital. The ban, introduced by Prague’s District 1 council on May 1st, restricts cyclists...
The ease of doing business varies substantially among cities within Croatia and the Czech Republic, while the implementation of business regulations is more consistent...
Emirates has launched a second daily flight between Dubai and Prague, to meet the increasing demand for travel on the route. Emirates has been serving the Czech market...
The Czech National Bank (CNB) announced on June 12 that it would would introduce strict new rules to cap mortgage loans at nine times borrowers’ salaries in an effort to...
Real estate fund manager Europa Capital has sold its Hadovka Office Park in Prague, the Czech Republic, to Wood and Company, one of the leading investment banks in...
