News about tourism in Belarus
News about tourism in Belarus
Do you like to travel, try new things and are not afraid to share discoveries and emotions? Then a new joint competition from VETLIVA, the guide to Belarus, and the Belorusneft gas station networ...
June 2021 turned out to be extremely hot. While Belhydromet records another excess of temperature standards and carefully predicts the weather for the coming days, Belarusians and guests of our countr...
How do the participants of our photo contest see Belarus? Benevolent, bright, pacifying, dynamic, mesmerizing ... Each photo sent to us ( there were more than 400 of them!) opened Belarus from the oth...
Closed borders have puzzled many people: the choice of vacation spots has significantly narrowed. But fundamentally new directions appeared. One of them is the Summer in Silichi program by CENTREKUROR...
35 years after the Chernobyl accident, tourists can visit the resettlement zone. We will explain why you should sign up for an excursion to the Polesie Radiation Reserve.
Due to the difficulties in air communication between the countries, the National Agency created a round-the-clock direct line.
Based on the data of the National Statistical Committee, we will list the most often visited by Belarusians and guests of the country museums.
Polesie State Radioecological Reserve is a place that clearly demonstrates the triumph of nature over humanity.
Grodno will be the first Belarusian city to restrict movement on electric scooters.
The local authorities have published a list of places where tourists are allowed to rest and set up tents in the Braslav Lakes National Park in 2021.
The director of the Museum of History and Culture in Novopolotsk tells about the unusual works of art that will soon appear in the museum.
Slavianski Bazaar is a unique Belarusian festival, which is awaited not only by residents of the hosting country, but also by visitors. And, we must say, there are a huge number of them: guests fr...
During the coronavirus pandemic, many countries closed their borders and minimized contacts with other countries, but Belarus and Russia found safe forms of interaction.
The flights will be operated by Nordwind Airlines. The liners will fly once a week — on Fridays. Travel time will be 1 hour and 15 minutes.
If you wanted but did not have time to attend the festival of Lanterns in Botanical Garden, then you are very lucky — it was extended until May 16.
It will be possible to fly from Minsk to Moscow or back only once a week — on Saturdays.