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In a lovely case of having your cake and eating it, La Voz has discovered that a number of local farmers are trying to break EU imposed sanctions on Russia by selling their fruit & veg via third party countries.
Ignoring the current geopolitical situation, Almeria Uni has gone ahead and signed a cooperation and friendship agreement with a major Moscow education network. Rector of A.U. Pedro Molina and Valentina Komleva, Vice-President of the Russian Presidential Academy of National Economy and Public Administration, RANEPA, signed the agreement yesterday in Almeria. The idea seems to be to send students off on jollies to each other universities. The Ruskies come here with their sun towels and the Continue reading Almeria Uni snuggles on up to the Ruskies
Natalie Tours, a large Russian tour operator, has announced it will start a new route bringing in Russian tourists to Almeria. The Moscow – Almería route will be flown once every 10 days on a charter basis, according to the announcement. Russian tourists have an average stay in Andalucia of 10,6 days and spend around 120 euros a day whilst here, making them some of the most attractive tourists for the Junta to fly in. Continue reading Russian tour operator starts new flights to Almeria airport