Items tagged with: Ukrainian tourism

The Ukrainian capital welcomed a greater number of international tourists in the first six months of 2018 than during the previous peak period in 2013

The Ukrainian capital has “its own ethos and culture at a time when much of Europe is in danger of losing its uniqueness”

The Ukrainian capital is attracting a growing number of international visitors and is now looking to build further on its burgeoning reputation as attractive city break destination in 2018 with flagship events like the UEFA Champions League...

Carlson Rezidor Hotel Group hopes for progress on regional projects this year as international guests return to Ukraine and occupancy rates continue to recover from 2014 lows

Ukrainians make up the seventh largest contingent of foreign visitors to Turkey in 2017 with over one million arriving by November

Sviatoslava Maksymchuk has turned her passion for the Ukrainian capital into a booming tourism business

Parliamentarian Anna Romanova believes Ukraine has huge untapped tourism appeal but needs to market itself more effectively to global audiences as a potential destination

Longtime Kyiv expat Terry Pickard hits back at The Economist for annual ranking placing Kyiv alongside Damascus and Tripoli among world’s worst cities

Efforts to improve Ukraine’s image should focus on bringing as many people as possible to the country to experience its ample and underrated charms for themselves

Kyiv’s successful hosting of the 2017 song contest had a positive impact on perceptions of Ukraine and demonstrated how public diplomacy can help to counter negative impressions about Europe’s largest and least understood country

Europe's most photogenic city? Stunning 360-degree images of the Ukrainian capital are attracting a growing social media audience as Kyiv's fame spreads

The Ukrainian capital is one of Europe’s most ancient and aristocratic cities offering an eclectic array of attractions

Ukraine’s low international profile hurts the country’s economy and undermines its diplomacy. It is high time to start focusing attention on improving outside perceptions of Brand Ukraine

Kyiv won the right to host the 2017 Eurovision Song Contest thanks to Ukrainian singer Jamala’s victory with her haunting song “1944” about the Soviet deportation of the Crimean Tatars

Regional capitals becoming increasingly attractive due to Ukraine’s growing domestic tourism market