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16/09/2019

15/09/2019

Lviv International Airport reported 40% year-on-year growth in passenger numbers during the first eight months of 2019, with 1.445 million people using the airport. This leaves Lviv well placed to remain Ukraine’s busiest regional airport, and the country’s third most popular airport overall behind Kyiv’s Boryspil and Sikorsky airports.

Lviv International Airport is the largest air hub in western Ukraine and boasts modern terminal facilities dating back less than a decade to the city’s preparations for the 2012 European football championships. Lviv airport has benefited in recent years from an influx of new international airlines including prestige carriers such as Turkish Airlines and budget brands led by Wizz Air and Ryanair.

Business Ukraine magazine

05/09/2019

One of the biggest infrastructure projects in Ukraine heads towards construction. Recently, with the assistance of the UkraineInvest team, Innovation District IT Park has been granted approval for a construction permit by the State Architectural and Construction Inspection of Ukraine.

Innovation District IT Park is aimed to become a comfort and multifunctional hub for technological innovations, with a lease area of 100 000 sqm for 10 000 talented IT specialists. The total amount of FDI is $180 million, among IT Park’s investors are Galereja Centre, Brookfield & Partners, and Horizon Capital.

Lviv IT Cluster - a community that brings together the largest IT companies, universities and local authorities for the development of IT industry in the region and the country in general.

07/08/2019

Ukraine is currently experiencing an unprecedented rise in air travel thanks to a combination of factors including three years of consecutive GDP growth and the advent of visa-free EU travel

20/07/2019

Electricity Comes to Lviv’s Residential Buildings: Antique Electrical Panels July 20, 2019 Dozens of prewar electrical panels can be found inside the entryways of many of Lviv’s old buildings. Although more than one hundred years have passed since they were installed, these devices continue to s...

03/07/2019

18/04/2019

10 Places You Will Never Visit in Lviv July 10, 2018 Lviv’s historical urban structures survived WWII largely unscathed, thus much of Lviv’s prewar cityscape is intact. Nonetheless, if we look through old photographs of the city, we still come across unfamiliar places. This is not surprising as ...

13/04/2019

Check out this collection of historical video footage of Galicia (W. Ukraine under Austria-Hungary) wonderfully curated by Areta Kovalska at Forgotten Galicia.

Watchlist A collection of historical footage, films, and lectures about Lviv and Galicia. Historical Footage Prewar Lviv Jewish Life in Lviv (1939) Jewish Life in Krakow (1939) 1940 Soviet Footage The Ghetto in Przemysl Documentaries Three Stories of Galicia Reveals the intimate stories of three cou...

26/03/2019

Deputy minister of Regional Development says that Ukraine needs 1 billion (with a B) square meters of new residential housing to catch up with the European level per capita.

“If every year we build about 15 million square meters of housing, and need a billion, so to meet all the needs of the current rate, we will need another 70 years. And keep in mind the aging of existing housing and communications,” – said Partskhaladze, comparing average housing area per Ukrainian with European record: the Ukrainian has 23 square meters of housing, while in the European about 50 sq. m.

Deputy Minister: to provide housing for the Ukrainians need 70 years KIEV. March 25. UNN. Ukraine needs about one billion square meters of housing. At the

26/01/2019

A smorgasbord of tiles in one of Lviv's vestibules