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Moving around in Germany - transportation
The transport system in Germany is all about quality, reliability, punctuality and respectability. It is considered one of the best in Europe. The quality of the pavement is simply the top. Besides usual autobahns, cities and provinces are interconnected by railways and bus routes. Many travelers prefer to have transport by their side and rent a car. Driving the highway is free. In some major German cities, one-way car rent is allowed. It is worth considering that the price of gasoline in the country is quite high, so you should calculate the budget well. Before you go on a journey by car, you need to review the rules of the road, because German law has its own regulations.
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Economy roadmap of Germany
The consumer industry has been declining in recent years, due to a decrease in the sales market. The textile area in Germany is the Ruhr region. The main branches of the food industry are winemaking and brewing. At the same time, one third of the output goes for export. Germany ranks second in the world in terms of exports. The basis of the country's imports are oil and natural gas, as well as coal. The main trading partners of the country are the USA, France, and UK. Reliable trade relations are established with the countries of East Asia and Eastern Europe. … Open
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Iceland Wants to Open Its Doors for Vaccinated Tourists
Initially, only tourists coming from the EU/EEA area were eligible for simple entry to Iceland without any testing or quarantine. However, everyone can apply today and provide proof of vaccination. Note that the vaccine must be certified by the European Medical Agency. Full requirements can be found in the guidance provided by the Chief Epidemiologist of Iceland. If the vaccine is validated by the WHO (World Health Organization), this international certificate (the International Certificate of Vaccination or the Carte Jaune/Yellow Card) is also accepted by Iceland’s government.
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22.04.2021
Initially, only tourists coming from the EU/EEA area were eligible for simple entry to Iceland without any testing or quarantine. However, everyone can apply today and provide proof of vaccination. Note that the vaccine must be certified by the European Medical Agency. Full requirements can be found in the guidance provided by the Chief Epidemiologist of Iceland. If the vaccine is validated by the WHO (World Health Organization), this international certificate (the International Certificate of Vaccination or the Carte Jaune/Yellow Card) is also accepted by Iceland’s government.
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22.04.2021
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Regensburg sightseeing
In the place where the Danube meets the Regen, lies a beautiful and old German city – Regensburg. Perhaps, no other city in Germany has such well-reserved medieval architecture and atmosphere of the past. Regensburg always cordially welcomes its guests, demonstrating its historical and cultural treasures, many of which are more than two millennia old. Every building has its history that is no less interesting than … Open 
