Tag: 2022

Why you should put Hungary’s thermal lake on your travel list in 2022?

Written by Borena Kuliashvili on August 5, 2022. Posted in Destinations, Travel Advice. 1 Comment on Why you should put Hungary’s thermal lake on your travel list in 2022?

You probably haven’t heard of Lake Balaton despite its picturesque landscapes, food festivals, vineyards, and extensive hiking trails. The majority of visitors to Hungary arrive in Budapest and choose to stay there because they are charmed by the city’s varied architecture and inexpensive drinks. Balaton is 14km broad and 77km long, and its modest depth makes it the perfect place for a swim. The largest lake in Central Europe is located just 70 minutes’ drive southwest of the capital, nevertheless.

Autumn is the best time to visit Kakheti, Georgia, 2022

Written by Borena Kuliashvili on August 4, 2022. Posted in Destinations, Travel Advice. 1 Comment on Autumn is the best time to visit Kakheti, Georgia, 2022

Each season has its own unique beauty and charm, but fall in Georgia is particularly lovely for a number of reasons. The nicest area to visit in Georgia in the fall is Kakheti, the stunning region of Georgia that is thought to be the center of winemaking and the birthplace of wine. Due to its extensive vineyards, history, stunning scenery, and, of course, wonderful wine, it is a pleasant location that may remind one of an Italian province.

Τhe TOP restaurants in the world for 2022

Written by Borena Kuliashvili on July 21, 2022. Posted in Travel Advice, Travel Report. No Comments on Τhe TOP restaurants in the world for 2022

The diversity of the global culinary landscape has been reflected in The World’s 50 Best Restaurants since 2002.

Exhibitions 2022 at the National Gallery of Armenia

Written by Oli Pipia on July 7, 2022. Posted in Entertainment. No Comments on Exhibitions 2022 at the National Gallery of Armenia

As the capitol of Armenia and a very old city, Yerevan is home to many museums, exhibitions and cultural institutions that sponsor frequent cultural events both large and small. The National Gallery of Armenia, a history museum, sponsors some type of event almost every month, including film festivals, lectures and exhibits. The Armenian Center for Contemporary and Experimental Art also hosts films as well as art shows and exhibits.

Krakow Film Music Festival 2022

Written by Oli Pipia on July 4, 2022. Posted in Entertainment, Festivals, Movies, Music. No Comments on Krakow Film Music Festival 2022

One of the most important film music festivals in the world is back and cached up on the pandemic backlog! Many things came to a halt during the pandemic, but fortunately this was not the case for the Krakow Film Music Festival. It was one of the first events that switched to an online version in May 2020, by providing videos of previous concerts on its social media among other things. But now with Europe opening up again, the 2022 edition of the festival could again entertain us with a complete program of concerts, workshops and guests. The concerts While this edition featured...

Speeches by President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky at the Munich Security Conference 2022

Written by Erik Gagua on February 20, 2022. Posted in Global Security. No Comments on Speeches by President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky at the Munich Security Conference 2022

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky spoke at the 58th Munich Security Conference Feb. 19 as his country faces the threat of a Russian escalation that world leaders fear could spark the biggest European conflict since World War II. Below is the official English version of his speech:

Android and the war: Developing Android apps in Ukraine in 2022

Written by George Babunashvili on June 9, 2020. Posted in Electronics. No Comments on Android and the war: Developing Android apps in Ukraine in 2022

Material You and Android 12L and 13’s big-screen focused changes are all the rage right now, but so far, we have mostly looked at it from a consumer perspective. We covered how Google apps are switching to new interfaces, which third-party apps follow suit, and how well the theme is implemented across the board. But how do these changes affect developers, and does Google even give them the right tools to bring their projects up to snuff?