Split is considered the flower of the Mediterranean coastline. Unique architecture, luxury yachts, summer festivals, delicious food, a clean and warm sea – everything you need for a perfect vacation!
Make your summer memorable✈️
Direct flights Kyiv-Split from June 5, 2021 on Thursdays, Saturdays and Sundays.
Tickets cost from UAH 2,200.
Entry conditions:
▫️ a certificate of paid accommodation in a hotel, camping, with a private lessor, [] on a rented boat, and the like. Also, entry is possible provided that the tourist is the owner of real estate or ships in the Republic of Croatia;
▫️ a negative PCR test result or a rapid SARS-CoV-2 antigen test result taken no more than 48 hours before border crossing.
Children under 7 years old should not do the tests.
If you plan to stay in Croatia for more than 10 days, then the antigen test must be repeated 10 days after the date of the first test results.
Tourists can provide a certificate of vaccination if they have been vaccinated against COVID-19 twice and this was more than 14 days before arrival. If the vaccine provides for a single dose, it must also be given more than 14 days prior to arrival.
Ticket sales are already open on the company’s website: https://windrose.aero/.
We are glad to inform you of the news – from June 3, Windrose airlines will start flights to Chernivtsi.
Chernivtsi is a comfortable and romantic city. The architectural landmark of the city is Chernivtsi National University, which belongs to the UNESCO World Heritage List. It will definitely win over fans of the Harry Potter books with its beauty. This is real Hogwarts!
And to enjoy the picturesque beauty of Bukovyna, go to Khotyn or Sadhora. Unsurpassed places where centuries of history and wonderful landscapes intertwine. Ukraine’s Hogwarts and Khotyn Fortress are already waiting for you.
There are flights three times a week – on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sundays.
The ticket cost starts from UAH 725.
Ticket sales are already open on the company’s website: https://windrose.aero/.
The Korea Post resumes deliveries to Ukraine, the parcels will be delivered by Air Astana flights through the mediation of GlobalAirCargo, the press service of Ukrposhta said on Wednesday.
Ukrposhta, in particular, informs that EMS delivery will be resumed first, and then all other categories.
The Ukrainian postal operator also said that most of all in the structure of Korean exports to Ukraine is the share of EMS shipments from Korean online stores.
According to the company, before the pandemic, Korea was included in the list of the top 10 delivering countries in all categories of shipments, and in the category of EMS shipments it was in the top three delivering countries of Ukrposhta. In 2020, with the spread of the coronavirus, the Korea Post imposed restrictions on its work: due to the rapid growth in air transportation costs, it closed the reception of parcels that could be delivered to most European countries, including Ukraine.
Egg production falls by 13.7%, meat by 6.2% in Jan-March – statistics
Sales of meat for slaughter (in live weight) in Ukraine in January-March 2021 decreased 6.2% compared to January-March 2020, to 799,600 tonnes, milk production fell by 4.9%, to 1.75 million tonnes, eggs – by 13.7%, to 3.24 billion pieces, the State Statistics Service has reported. According to the authority, as of April 1, the poultry stock in Ukraine declined compared to April 1, 2020 by 4.9%, to 190.7 million heads, cattle by 6.4% – to 3.13 million heads (including the number of cows that decreased 5.7%, to 1.67 million heads), sheep and goats fell by 5.2%, to 1.32 million heads, and the number of pigs increased 3.7%, to 5.99 million heads.
According to the State Statistics Service, the sale of poultry for slaughter by agricultural enterprises in the first quarter of this year did not change compared to the first quarter of 2020 and amounted to 158 million heads, the sale of pigs grew by 7.0%, to 1.21 million heads, cattle decreased 19.3%, to 76,500 heads, sheep decreased 29.1%, to 11,100 heads. During the same period, agricultural enterprises sold 21.3% fewer eggs – 1.86 billion pieces.
The State Statistics Service said that the production of eggs in January-March 2021 significantly decreased compared to January-March 2020 in Ivano-Frankivsk region, to 60.3 million pieces (a fall of 49.5%), Mykolaiv to 30.8 million pieces (a fall of 47.1%) and Kharkiv to 100.2 million pieces (a fall of 40.3%), but increased significantly in Cherkasy region to 193.6 million pieces (a rise of 29%)
According to the authority, milk production for the first quarter of 2021 decreased most of all in Rivne region – to 59,400 tonnes (a fall of 14.7%), Odessa region to 45,100 tonnes (a fall of 11.7%), Mykolaiv region to 43,300 tonnes (a fall of 11.4%), but increased in Ternopil region to 75,200 tonnes (a rise of 6.8%) and Khmelnytsky region to 131,100 tonnes (a rise of 3.9%).
Director of the State Employment Center Yulia Zhovtiak reported that six unemployed apply for one vacant job in Ukraine.
“As of April 7, 2021, the number of unemployed registered in the State Employment Service was 429,000 people […] As of April 1, the number of current vacancies in our database was 77,000. Thus, the imbalance between the demand and supply of labor remains significant. On average, six unemployed people apply for one vacant job in Ukraine (as of April 1, 2020 – five people),” Zhovtiak said in an interview with Fakty.
She reported that, according to the statistics of the employment service, the biggest discrepancy between the demand for labor and its supply in terms of professional qualifications was observed among employees and managers – 17 people applied for one vacancy, among technical employees there were nine applicants, as well as among trade and service workers.
She said that the areas of hotel and restaurant business, food and entertainment are most affected by the quarantine. In this connection, waiters, bartenders, cooks, baristas and maids face difficulties in finding a job.
The Ministry for Development of Economy, Trade and Agriculture of Ukraine has proposed that a zero quota is set for the export of sunflower seeds from May 15 through September 30, 2021.
The draft resolution has been posted on the ministry’s website.
In an explanatory note to the document, the ministry said that the introduction of a temporary licensing regime and quotas for the export of sunflower seeds at 0 tonnes will stabilize prices for this product in the domestic market.
