The Polish government will spend PLN 1 billion (EUR 220 million) as part of a support programme for mountain regions hit by the coronavirus restrictions, a high-ranking government official has said.
Shopping malls have lost an estimated PLN 30 billion (EUR 6.64 billion) due to restrictions introduced by the government in an attempt to limit the spread of Covid-19.
Coronavirus restrictions could be extended by 10 to 14 days until early February, a government minister has warned.
Marketed as “the world’s first fully automatic interior design tool”, Lofty have launched at a time when home improvements have enjoyed a pandemic era surge in popularity.
It’s that time of year again for The Debrief Christmas Special! Hosted by John Beauchamp with guest Ed Wight, Managing Editor of The First News.
The European Commission has given the go-ahead for the launch of Poland's so called Financial Shield 2.0, a state aid package addressed to enterprises hit by the effects of the coronavirus pandemic.
The government is working on a support programme for local governments and tourist facilities in Poland’s mountain regions hit by the winter lockdown.
As Poland goes into lockdown in the days following Christmas, we get the inside info from a doctor working on the front lines…
Polish shopping centres face a revenue gap as much as PLN 3.6 billion (EUR 811 million) in annual income owing to the withering effects of the pandemic lockdown, a new report has revealed.
VIDEO: Accepting the award on behalf of the city, Deputy Mayor of Gdynia for Economy Katarzyna Gruszecka-Spychała said: “I am delighted that this particular project has been rewarded. It has arisen from my most sincere beliefs: that everything in the city depends on the condition of the economy.
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