jueves, 21 de agosto de 2014

Recently the European Community statistics office, Eurostat, published comparative data showing the countries that have lower prices according to the average of the European Community



5. Spain
In this country, prices were recorded 5% below the EU average. Spain is one of the most visited international tourism due to its diversity of languages, folklore and natural beauty country.


4. Hungary
The products in this country are 40% less expensive than the EU average. Especially here prices there were 25% more expensive clothes than in other countries.
The city attracts more tourists Budapest certainly due to the monuments and palaces, also has a bohemian atmosphere influenced by art, music and countless cultural and recreational events that characterize the city.


3 Romania
This country has products 43% lower than the average of other countries in the European Union.
Romania attractions focus on nature that blends perfectly with the architecture of its cities, the region also has a rich history accompanied by interesting art traditions, mostly influenced by the Roman occupation in the second century.

2 Poland
The products in this country are 43% cheaper than the average for the rest of the EU. Also ideal look for food and electronic products at low cost.
The main tourist attraction in Poland is the rich history that is reflected in the architecture of its major cities. It also has a natural beauty that is protected to be preserved.

1. Bulgaria
Of the 28 countries of the EU, this country on average 52% of their prices are below the average of the other. It has the cheapest restaurants and hotels in the eurozone.
The main attraction is its capital Sofia Bulgaria because it is considered one of the most beautiful cities in Eastern Europe, is rich in history as there are traces of human settlement since prehistoric times. Besides the Black Sea beaches are famous for their nightlife.
A Chinese group to invest $ 1,000 million to build a huge resort in Antigua and Barbuda, which will generate 1,000 jobs in this small Caribbean nation burdened financially.



The construction of the ambitious project, which will include several hotels, commercial and residential areas over an area of ​​647 hectares, will begin early next year, according to the builders.

The resort called "Singulari" larger than another resort being built in the Bahamas, is considered a landmark for tourism of the eastern Caribbean archipelago.

"Singulari give an economic boost to Antigua and Barbuda and become a power of tourism," said Sam Dyson, the real estate agency Luxury Locations, who negotiated the purchase of the land where the project will be built Yida International Investment Group with headquartered in Beijing.

The complex will include 364 acres in northern 283 acres in Antigua and other small islands of the country, where several luxury hotels, hundreds of residences, a school, hospital, marinas, golf courses, a horse race track was built and the Caribbean's largest casino.

It will be erected on land that was formerly owned by businessman Allen Stanford, who before the fall of his fraud scheme "Ponzi" was the largest private employer in the country.
Tourism revenue in Greece rose in the first half of this year by 13.4% compared to the same period in 2013, reaching 3,940 million euros, according to data released by the Bank of Greece.



Extra-tourism revenues by 5.8% to 1456.3 million euros increased.

To this revenues totaling 149.4 million euros from the cruise, 7.6% more than in the first half of 2013 were added.

Seen by the main countries of origin of travelers, revenues from Germany increased by 2.9% to 588 million euros, while France grew by 21.3% to 287 million euros and the UK they even shot up 40.2% to a total of 522.6 million euros.