NEWS AND USEFUL INFORMATION

First Time in Ukraine: Essential Tips for Foreign Travelers

A first trip to Ukraine requires preparation and understanding of the local characteristics. Learn what rules of conduct, safety and tips will help tourists feel confident

Charter Flights vs. Scheduled Flights: What’s the Difference, and Which Tickets Should You Choose?

Charter flights are often cheaper than scheduled flights, but they come with more risks for travelers. Find out how they differ, when it’s worth choosing a charter flight, and what to look out for before buying a ticket

Taking the Bus to Poland: Is It Worth Crossing the Border, and How Can You Avoid Getting Stuck in a 10-Hour Line?

Taking the bus to Poland can be a cheap and convenient option, but lines at the border often last for hours. Find out when it’s worth choosing this route, what risks to consider, and what alternatives are available

The Best European Destinations for Last-Minute Trips: Where Are Travelers Booking Last-Minute Trips?

Last-minute trips around Europe are becoming increasingly popular, with travelers increasingly choosing Eastern Europe, the Baltics, and the Balkans. Find out which destinations have seen the biggest increase in bookings and why they appeal to travelers

Refunds for Ukrzaliznytsia train tickets will now follow a new procedure: what you need to know

Ukrzaliznytsia has radically updated its refund policy for domestic journeys, introducing a sliding scale. The amount of your refund now depends directly on when you return your ticket. Find out all the details of the new refund terms and concessions for military personnel

Payments of up to 400,000 UAH and demobilisation: Zelenskyy announces army reform

A radical change to the conditions of military service is in the pipeline in Ukraine. The government has promised to raise the minimum salary for rear-line personnel to 30,000 hryvnias, as well as to introduce special contracts for infantrymen offering bonuses of up to 400,000 hryvnias. Find out when these changes will come into effect and how demobilisation will take place

Which German states accept Ukrainian refugees: current addresses of camps in May 2026

Germany continues to accept refugees from Ukraine under the temporary protection program Paragraph 24. Unfortunately, the camps are no longer open in all federal states. Find out more about the conditions of accommodation of Ukrainian refugees and the current conditions of camps in Germany as of May 2026

Emigration to Bulgaria: how can Ukrainians move there in 2026?

Bulgaria remains one of the most attractive countries for Ukrainians to emigrate. Find out what the entry rules are for Ukrainians in Bulgaria, how the procedure for extending a visa in Bulgaria works in 2026, and whether Ukrainians need a visa to enter Bulgaria