News in the tourism industry: On July 12, the Renaissance Hotel in Tel Aviv will host an international important tourism event of the Visegrad countries, led by Slovakia, to promote tourism in Central Europe.
The Visegrad Group was established in 1991 and is an alliance of four Central European countries: Slovakia, Hungary, the Czech Republic, and Poland. These countries have joined a joint tourism project under the slogan "Discover Central Europe".
The international event in Tel Aviv will be attended by several dozen tourism wholesalers, tour operators and senior travel stakeholders from the tourism industries of the four-member states of the Visegrad Group,
as well as senior tour operators & travel agents and travel stakeholders from Israel's tourism industry. The member states of the Visegrad Group share historical roots and cultural traditions.
It has luxurious spas, historic sites and cities, museums, stunning natural beauty, and UNESCO World Heritage Sites.
Treasures in the "heart of Europe", Slovakia is an ideal tourist destination thanks to its small area (about 49,000 square kilometers) and variety of tourist attractions. The High Tatras, spas, quality wineries, picturesque villages,
Sports & leisure, caves, ski resorts, hundreds of castles, towns where time stood still, museums, rich culture, and many UNESCO World Heritage Sites.
Natural treasures and historical monuments to rich folk culture and modern entertainment in the busy city streets. Organized groups, families, couples, and travelers will greatly enjoy discovering a new,
inexpensive, lush destination that suits every desire and style. Excellent holiday villages and a variety of attractions. 41 percent of Slovakia's territory is covered by forests. Slovakia joined the EU in 2004.
Slovakia, due to its location, is very accessible for tourist arrivals. It can be reached from the capital, Bratislava, Vienna, Prague, and even Budapest.
You can tour Slovakia by car or through the convenient train service. Tourist entry is also very simple. Corona restrictions have been lifted; there is no need to present a vaccine certificate, recovery certificate, or PCR test.
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