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14 April, 2023
The Dutch were one of the first European nations to trade with Japan, starting in the 1600s. In fact, during Japan's closed period, from the 17th to 19th century, the Dutch were the only European nation allowed to trade with Japan. They had to work from a...
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30 October, 2020
Companies that have built an inclusive culture are twice as likely to attain or surpass financial targets and 1.7 times as likely to be efficient and innovative. They also have a higher likelihood of attaining better business results compared to those that...
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23 November, 2018
A very modern city mixed with nature and history.
The first surprising thing about Sydney is the complex geography of the city. Divided by the river Parramatta and full of hills, parks and natural reserves makes the city a difficult challenge for people who...
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6 September, 2018
Białystok is the largest city in the north-east of Poland. The city owes its name to the Biała rzeka (that means "white river"). Białystok literally means the white (Biały) slope (stok).
Due to the Branicki Palace the city is also called the Versailles...
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8 August, 2018
I took a week off to rest in July and I discovered a wonderful place to visit for those who love history, nature, and canals in Poland.
Elbląg is a beautiful city located in the northeast of Poland near the Vistula Lagoon and the Baltic Sea. It is close to...