Let's taste Eastern Europe tourism talking to local entrepreneurs, officials, and other experts!
Tasting Eastern Europe
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Let's taste Eastern Europe tourism talking to local entrepreneurs, officials, and other experts!
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August 22, 2022
The final episode: all Eastern European destination recap
<p>The COVID-19 pandemic has changed the travel market beyond recognition. But don't be scared: it did not vanish, the travel market continues to develop!</p> <p>In the podcast, we tasted Eastern Europe by talking to local officials, entrepreneurs and other experts about how the region's tourism adapts to the demands of time and what it offers travel seekers.</p> <p>It took us over a year to complete a marvellous journey to 20 destinations and reveal how the travel market has changed due to the COVID-19 pandemic. We had an opportunity to explore various countries and cities with their cultures, traditions, and other unique features. And today, it's time to recap all our podcast episodes so you can taste 20 destinations again.</p> <p>Here are the timeframes of our final episode:<br> 1:40 - Croatia's tourism: virtual tours, and success in sustainability<br> 3:37 - Dubrovnik's tourism: achievements in sustainability, and overtourism problems<br> 5:30 - Split: the city of culture, sport, and gastronomy<br> 7:33 - Armenia: the country of food, nature and hospitality<br> 9:24 - Yerevan: first Christian capital, picturesque architecture<br> 10:41 - Vilnius: a thinking out-of-the-box city<br> 12:17 - Riga: a very green modern city and no less magnificent architecture<br> 14:50 - Bratislava: a very secure city for every taste<br> 17:19 - Kosice: a city with youthful and international vibe<br> 19:50 - Tirana: city of youth and historical heritage<br> 21:24 - Belgrade: city crystallizing beauty through the centuries<br> 22:43 - Azerbaijan: all kinds of experiences in one country<br> 24:40 - Tbilisi: a very diverse city with ancient history<br> 26:28 - Moldova: a country where you must visit underground, enjoy the food and invest<br> 28:24 - Skopje: the city of positive energy<br> 30:55 - Ljubljana: the city of dragons and cultural activities<br> 32:42 - Wroclaw: the meeting place<br> 34:42 - Ukrainian tourism: challenges and outlooks<br> 36:35 - Odesa's tourism: changes and adaptations to new challenges<br> 38:25 - Lviv: a hidden gem with creative people in the heart of Ukraine</p> <p>If you want to discover more about some destinations mentioned today, look for our previous episodes on all major podcast platforms.</p> <p>Let's taste Eastern Europe together!</p>
July 5, 2022
Episode #20. Wroclaw: the meeting place.
<p>The COVID-19 pandemic has changed the travel market beyond recognition. But don't be scared: it did not vanish, the travel market continues to develop!</p> <p>In the podcast, we taste Eastern Europe talking to local entrepreneurs, officials, and other experts about how the region's tourism adapts to the demands of time and what it has to offer travel seekers.</p> <p>Our today's topic is Wroclaw: the meeting place. Katarzyna Stępniak - Head of the Unit of Special Projects in the City Promotion and Tourism Office of Wroclaw - is our guest today.</p> <p>Here are the timeframes of our talk:</p> <p>1:15 - A brief introduction by acquaintance with Katarzyna and her experience at the City Promotion and Tourism Office of Wroclaw<br> 2:42 - About tourism in Wroclaw during the time of the pandemic<br> 7:44 - How does Wroclaw's tourism adapt to the pandemic, and what can it offer in 2022<br> 9:40 - Why tourists should visit Wroclaw<br> 12:15 - Wroclaw's changes in mobility, tourism infrastructure, and green tourism<br> 15:08 - Is there a place for tourism in the pandemic world<br> 17:32 - About gnomes as symbols of Wroclaw, and the discussion about the famous quest of finding them <br> 21:24 - About the diverse Polish culture and why Wroclaw is called the meeting place <br> 24:17 - Katarzyna’s favorite location in Wroclaw<br> 26:17 - Her top-3 things list city visitors must do in Wroclaw<br> 28:00 - About her favorite meal <br> 28:40 - Why does Katarzyna love Wroclaw the most</p> <p>Let's taste Eastern Europe together!</p>
June 1, 2022
Episode #19. Ljubljana: the city of dragons and cultural activities
<p>The COVID-19 pandemic has changed the travel market beyond recognition. But don't be scared: it did not vanish, the travel market continues to develop!</p> <p>In the podcast, we taste Eastern Europe talking to local entrepreneurs, officials, and other experts about how the region's tourism adapts to the demands of time and what it has to offer travel seekers.</p> <p>Our today's topic is Ljubljana: the city of dragons and cultural activities. Janja Romih Kulenovic - manager of Visit Ljubljana - is our guest today.</p> <p>Here are the timeframes of our talk:</p> <p>1:11 - A brief introduction by acquaintance with Janja and her experience at Visit Ljubljana<br> 1:42 - About tourism in Ljubljana during the time of the pandemic<br> 2:34 - How does Ljubljana's tourism adapt to the pandemic, and what can it offer in 2022<br> 3:22 - Why tourists should visit Ljubljana<br> 6:13 - Ljubljana's changes in mobility, tourism infrastructure, and green tourism<br> 7:48 - Is there a place for tourism in the pandemic world<br> 8:23 - About dragon as a symbol of Ljubljana<br> 10:13 - About the main features of the Dragon Carnival<br> 10:55 - What Janja would recommend for a tourist who has only one day in a city<br> 13:43 - Her favorite location in Ljubljana<br> 14:43 - Janja's top-3 things list city visitors must do in Ljubljana<br> 15:02 - About her favorite meal</p> <p>Let's taste Eastern Europe together!</p>
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