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Our hotels in Kiev are a great choice for either business people or tourists. Come and explore Kiev with us!The largest selection of accommodation in Kiev hotels and apartments in Kiev.Kiev News ArchiveWelcome to Mazanka Hotel How to achieve potential for rural tourism By Oksana Omelchenko A tourism Web site recently posted this joke: a foreign tourist decides to spend the summer in a Ukrainian village. He visits his future vacation spot and asks the cottage owner: “Do you grow tomatoes?” “No,” replies the man. “What about cucumbers?” The man shakes his head. “Maybe you aren’t planting them the right way?” The man is dumbfounded: “You mean we have to plant them?” This sad joke contains a large grain of truth. People from neighboring and distant countries are more than eager to sample Ukrainian products, in this case tourism. The problem is that people are only starting to figure out where and how to do it. Ukraine’s neighbors have already found their bearings. European tourist operators have said time and again that tourists are tired of seaside beaches, seafood restaurants, and the attendant hustle and bustle; the same complaints are heard about fashionable winter resorts. The Day Weekly Digest #20, Tuesday, 14 June 2005 Donetsk Oblast: No Information, No Tourism By Anna Khrypunkova Only about 30 people from various districts of Donetsk oblast say they are willing to work to help develop green tourism in this miners’ region, where rural rest and recreation is underdeveloped, compared to western Ukraine. The reason may be that even residents see the Donetsk region as so many mines and endless industrial districts. Few have considered the specifics of the natural environment. Why Hotels aren’t Springing Up like Mushrooms By Olha Vasylevskaya During the first international conference “Hotel 2006” held in Kyiv several weeks ago Ukraine was described as the most promising European country in terms of the hotel business. However, this has nothing to do with positive qualitative changes that have occurred in the domestic segment of tourism. On the contrary, Ukraine earned this title because of the near total absence of starred hotels. The Day Weekly Digest #13, Tuesday, 18 April 2006 Guests but No Hospitality By Oksana Omelchenko Last week we celebrated International Tourism Day, which bureaucrats always welcome with exceptional enthusiasm. By 2010 Kyiv will be receiving ten times more tourists, while the number of Ukrainians eager to explore the capital’s famous landmarks will increase by six times. At least these are the estimates drawn up by Mykola Hrytsyk, head of the Main Administration of Hotel, Tourism, and Resorts Management. On the eve of the professional holiday, Hrytsyk announced that every year tourism in Kyiv increases by 15—20 percent; in 2004 alone tourism contributed 39 million hryvnias to the state coffers. In other words, the Ukrainian capital has every opportunity of becoming a central European tourist mecca, except for one problem: hotels. Of course, the municipal administration is planning to increase their numbers considerably; 40 hotels of varying sizes will be built by the year 2010. The Day Weekly Digest #30, Tuesday, 4 October 2005 Kiev Ukraine hotels can help you book a train ticket to Kiev Ukraine. To learn more or to book a hotel in Kiev Ukraine, please contact us. Discount Kiev Ukraine hotels are available on our site. Bookings of Kiev Ukraine hotels can be made online using our instant booking system. | ||||||||
