Tourist numbers should go up by 5-7 percent this year
The number of tourists visiting Slovakia is estimated to rise by 5-7 percent in 2016, according to the Slovak Tourism Agency.
The number of tourists visiting Slovakia is estimated to rise by 5-7 percent in 2016, according to the Slovak Tourism Agency.
All about science: recapping the most fascinating events of 2015 in Slovak science & research
A preview of the year 2016 in Slovakia's economy and politics
The cash deficit of the state budget in 2015 was one billion euro lower than the Cabinet projected in the approved budget, Finance Minister Peter Kažimír informed at a news conference on Saturday.
The European migrant crisis sidelined local happenings and became the main event of 2015 yet there was no reason for this, President Andrej Kiska said in his New Year speech.
Radio stations in Slovakia will be required to play more Slovak music in their programming as of January 1, 2016, following an amendment to the Law on Broadcasting and Retransmission.
A lower value-added tax (VAT) rate has been applied to selected foodstuffs since the New Year. Prime Minister Robert Fico indicated that if the lowering from 20 to 10 percent works out, the scale of selected ...
The electronic bracelet project which monitors both charged and convicted people, known as ESMO, came into force on January 1, 2016 with the aim being to push through sentences involving house arrest. ...
The migration crisis highlighted the media's approach to minorities and discovered common stereotypes, prejudices and generalisations, Agnes Horváthová from Romano Kher told TASR on Saturday.
Slovakia will be the fastest growing economy in the Visegrad Group, according to a forecast from Erste Group in its analysis which sheds light on the economic development of countries in Central and Eastern ...