Germany, officially known as the Federal Republic of Germany, is the largest country in Central Europe, sharing borders with Poland, Czech Republic, Austria, France and Switzerland. It is the entity of 16 countries in which every state belongs to a unique culture. Berlin is the largest and capital city of Germany. Germany is considered the 2nd most migrated destination in the world after America.
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Monday, 1 February 2016
Germany: The Schonefeld International Airport of Berlin
Germany is the western European country with a huge range of forests, mountains, and rivers. The country is as ancient as it 2-millennium history. Germany is the most influential country of European Union due to its economic growth and stability on world’s map. There is a huge influx of foreigners in Germany for business and tourism purpose. Berlin is the capital city of Germany and also the largest state among 16 due its population volume.
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Thursday, 28 January 2016
DENMARK: THE COPENHAGEN INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT
Denmark is the country in Scandinavia, sharing borders with Sweden, Germany, and Norway. The country has diverse land, consisting of Jutland Peninsula and number of Islands including Zealand and Funen. Denmark is famous as country of happiest and prosperous nation in the world and the birthplace of a popular toy, Lego. Today, Denmark is considered a benchmark civilization for all the nations of the world. Danish people enjoy high standard quality life and achieved a distinguished place in all sectors like education, health, law enforcement, democracy, high per capita income and human development.
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Wednesday, 27 January 2016
Lebanon: A Review about Transport and Infrastructure System
Lebanon is a small but mountainous country and has a very large and extensive system of infrastructure and transportation though waning and severely affected by the civil war. The country has a network of 7,000 km roads. Since 1991, the government of Lebanon has paid special attention to rebuilding the infrastructure but with growing number of the vehicle, this renovation did not affect much the current condition of infrastructure.
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Friday, 22 January 2016
Latvia: The Transport System in a Glance
The Urban transport system in Hungary is well- developed and diverse with the efficient range of public transport like buses, intercity coaches, trolleybuses that generally start from 5:30 am till midnight. Apart from the public transport, Hungary is well-equipped with another mode of transport like taxis, trams, rails, metro, boat and airport for locals and foreigners alike. The capital city of the country, Budapest which is the most visited city of Europe, has extensive and efficient system of transport and infrastructure which is not only complacent but economical as well for everyone's journey. Let’s have a brief look at all these modes shortly.
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Sunday, 17 January 2016
Hungary: A Country of World Class Transport System
The Urban transport system in Hungary is well- developed and diverse with the efficient range of public transport like buses, intercity coaches, trolleybuses that generally start from 5:30 am till midnight. Apart from the public transport, Hungary is well-equipped with another mode of transport like taxis, trams, rails, metro, boat and airport for locals and foreigners alike. The capital city of the country, Budapest which is the most visited city of Europe, has extensive and efficient system of transport and infrastructure which is not only complacent but economical as well for everyone's journey. Let’s have a brief look at all these modes shortly.
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Monday, 11 January 2016
Horse racing in Estonia
This is an equestrian sport which involves two or more jockey riding horses over a set of competition. It is one of the most ancient of all sports in Estonia and its basic premise is to identify which of two or more horses’ is the fastest over a set of distance and that has remained unchanged for a long time.
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