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Moving around in Luxemburg - transportation

Luxembourg is very small but economically developed country. It has an excellent transport system. The railway network connects the country with neighboring France, Belgium, and Germany. There are several routes of regional trains to the border stations of these countries. The total length of railway network is 274 kilometers. You will also find regional buses running from all the different localities to the railway stations. The entire railway system is represented by modern, comfortable trains. However, despite the popularity of the railway, the most popular mode of transportation in the country is buses. In the Capital, there are about 25 bus routes, whose network looks like a star on the map. Most of the routes pass through the railway station and the central bus station Hamilius. Buses also connect the city with the airport, and even at night, it is possible to move along some routes. … Open

Economy roadmap of Luxemburg

Agriculture is also well developed in Luxembourg with the main emphasis being animal husbandry. Recently, there has also been a development in the dairy and meat industry, coupled with a rise in domesticated poultry and pigs. Crop production is also represented by large vineyard plantations. It should be noted that almost all the harvest of wheat, potatoes, carrots, and beets is exclusively directed to local consumption. Luxembourg is considered one of the largest international banking and financial centers. Within its small territory, more than 200 major banks successfully function. The Government of the Country attracts foreign financiers with its policy and encourages the registration of large multinational companies. Thus, the country gets the opportunity to withdraw large domestic liberal taxes, and has an offshore. … Open