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A Traffic Jam Holiday in Austria? No Problem, Says Chancellor Stocker!
Austria’s Chancellor Christian Stocker has downplayed concerns over massive summer traffic jams on the country’s roads, particularly on…
The Cheapest Holiday Spots Revealed!
A recent report by the German Federal Statistical Office (Destatis) reveals a significant price gap in restaurant and…
FUEL SURPRISE: Prices Plummet Before the Holiday!
German fuel prices have recently seen a decline, with the national average price of Super E10 and diesel…
Holiday Sacrifice: Economists Open to Cutting Public Days Off
Economic Experts Open to Discuss Cuts to Public Holidays Berlin, Germany – Amid the ongoing economic challenges, top…
SPD Rejects Proposal to Abolish Religious Holiday
SPD Rejects Proposal to Remove a Church Holiday in Light of Economic Situation Armand Zorn, the deputy chair…
Germany’s Overnight Stays Plunge in March Amid Later Easter Holiday Shift
In March 2025, German accommodation businesses recorded 32.7 million overnight stays by domestic and foreign guests. According to…
Vienna’s Muslim Mayor Candidate and Ramadan Official Holiday Aim to Boost Political Representation
Sali Attia, a Muslim woman, is running as the candidate for the small party SÖZ to become the…
Is the Holiday Season the New Peak for Music Consumption?
On Holy Eve, a new record was set in the number of music streams in Germany. According to…
The Shocking Truth About the Lone Traders’ Holiday Blues!
Ifo’s Business Climate in Retail Slightly Dropped in December According to the Ifo survey published on Friday, the…
A Holiday Conundrum?
Around every second employee in Germany is reachable during the Christmas break. This is the result of a…
The Shocking Truth Behind Germany’s Holiday Retail Nightmare!
German Retail Trade in Germany not Satisfied with the Pre-Christmas Sales so Far German retailers are not satisfied…
Amazon plans to hire 150,000 workers
On Thursday, Amazon said it plans to hire 150,000 new workers across America to handle increased demand ahead…