SLOVAKIA

TRADE
The top exports of Slovakia are Cars ($26.9B), Motor vehicles; parts and
accessories (8701 to 8705) ($5.66B), Video Displays ($4.5B), Broadcasting Equipment
($3.33B), and Rubber Tires ($1.88B), exporting mostly to Germany ($21.8B), Czechia
($11.6B), Poland ($8.47B), Hungary ($7.72B), and France ($6.59B).
The top imports of Slovakia are Motor vehicles; parts and accessories (8701 to
8705) ($9.64B), Broadcasting Equipment ($4.06B), Cars ($3.1B), Petroleum Gas
($2.69B), and Crude Petroleum ($2.64B), importing mostly from Czechia ($17.8B),
Germany ($17.2B), Poland ($8.14B), Austria ($7.14B), and Hungary ($6.42B)
TOURISM
Tourism in Slovakia offers natural landscapes, mountains, caves, medieval castles
and towns, folk architecture, spas and ski resorts. The country’s tourism sector has,
however, faced different challenges, In 2020, the Slovak Republic recorded 3.2 million
tourists in accommodation establishments, the lowest level in twenty years. The number
of international tourists decreased by 65.5% to 854 000 tourists in 2020, before
declining further to 576 000 tourists. .
TOP 3 TOURIST SPOTS
1.Bratislava Despite being one of the smallest capital cities in Europe, Bratislava
has plenty to offer. Located in the western part of the country, the city borders Austria
and Hungary, and their influences can be felt throughout the city. The most beautiful
corner of Bratislava is the Old Town (Staré Mesto). Many tourists flock to Bratislava to
visit its imposing castle, which stands high on a plateau above the city and was
originally built in the 10th century. From the top of the castle, visitors can enjoy
wondrous views of the city, which are particularly special during sunset.
2.Slovak Karst Caves Few countries are blessed with such a large volume of
underground caves as Slovakia. In fact the caves of the Slovak Karst system have been
proudly listed as a UNESCO’s World Heritage Site, and really are a must-see. The
country boasts one of only three Aragonite caves in the world, and the only one in
Europe, which is known as the Ochtinská Aragonite Cave (Ochtinská aragonitová
jaskyňa). Situated in southern Slovakia, near Rožňava, although only 300 metres long,
the cave’s subterranean chambers are adorned with stunning and unique crystals of
aragonite.
3.Devin Castle Devin Castle is one of the most iconic locations in Slovakia.
Located in Devín, around 13 kilometres from Bratislava, the castle has an important
strategic position, located on a cliff overlooking the stunning confluence of the Danube
and Morava rivers. On cloudless days you can enjoy a perfect view of the surrounding
region from the castle. On the upper floors of this castle, visitors can enjoy the
permanent exhibition entitled: “Architectural Development of Devin Castle”, where they
can explore artifacts and art from the 11th century.
MANUFACTURING
 Mondelēz International (Snacks and confectionery products)
 Mondi SCP (Packaging and paper products)
 Slovnaft (Oil and petrochemical products)
 LIGNA GROUP (Furniture Products)
 Panasonic Industrial Devices Slovakia (Televisions, appliances, and
electronics
AGRICULTURE
The primary agricultural products of Slovakia are: Sugar beets potatoes, wheat,
barley, fruit, corn. Sugar beets are a crucial crop in Slovakia’s agriculture They are
primarily grown for sugar production, which is used in various food processing
industries. Potatoes are a staple food in Slovakia and are used in a wide range of
traditional dishes. They are a versatile crop and an essential part of the Slovakian diet.
Wheat and barley are among the major cereal crops cultivated in Slovakia. They are
used for various purposes, including bread and beer production. Slovakia's climate is
suitable for fruit cultivation. Apples, plums, cherries, and grapes are commonly grown
fruits. They are used for fresh consumption, as well as for making traditional Slovakian
fruit-based products. Corn, or maize, is another significant cereal crop in Slovakia. It's
used for various purposes, including animal feed and industrial processing.

FINLAND
TRADE
The top exports of Finland are Refined Petroleum ($4.48B), Kaolin Coated Paper
($4.25B), Cars ($3.46B), Sawn Wood ($3.16B),and Large Flat-Rolled Stainless Steel
($3.14B), exporting mostly to Germany ($10.4B), Sweden ($7.85B), United States
($6.27B), Netherlands ($5.21B), and China ($4.84B).
The top imports of Finland are Crude Petroleum ($3.84B), Cars ($3.53B), Refined
Petroleum ($2.96B), Motor vehicles; parts and accessories (8701 to 8705) ($1.87B),
and Broadcasting Equipment ($1.79B), importing mostly from Germany ($13.4B),
Sweden ($11.9B), Russia ($8.93B), China ($5.79B), and Netherlands ($5.53B).
TOURISM
Tourism in Finland recorded a total of 807,000 tourists in 2021, ranking 81st in the
world in absolute terms. That smaller countries regularly perform lower in a comparison
of the absolute number of guests, is obvious. However, since spring of 2020 the sector
was severely impacted by COVID-19. Visitor arrivals from Finland to the United States
in January and February 2020 were on par with arrivals in 2019. But in March 2020
arrivals dropped and since then, arrivals have remained at lower levels
TOP 3 TOURIST SPOTS
1.Northern Lights Ideally visible between September and March in the Finnish
Lapland, the Northern Lights or Aurora Borealis is a surreal treat for the eyes that sends
onlookers into a trance. A mystical, out-of-the-world experience, these lights in the sky
are one of the most breathtaking Finland attractions.
2.Helsinki This beautiful city is the capital of Finland and one of the hottest Finland
tourist spots. Modern buildings, lush landscapes, and a bustling city spirit lends this city
a special air. Take a ferry ride or taste some traditional Finnish fare at Helsinki’s Market
Square, which is one of the major Finland points of interest
3.Savonlinna Home to the Olavinlinna Castle and a major spot for Finland
sightseeing, Savonlinna is becoming an increasingly visited city. This place plays host to
a ballet festival and an opera festival every now and then, and also has open air
theatres, museums, underground caves, and galleries.
MANUFACTURING
 Nokia Corporation (Mobile phones)
 Stora Enso Oyj (Newsprint papers, Book papers, Magazine papers, Advertising
papers, Kraft papers and speciality papers.)
 Neste Corporation (Gasolines, diesel, aviation and marine fuels, light and heavy
fuel oils, base oils, gasoline components, special fuels and solvents)
 Littala (glassware, dinnerware, and home decor items.)
 Orion Corporation (manufactures pharmaceuticals and healthcare products.)
AGRICULTURE
 Finland's most important cereal crops are barley and oats, followed by wheat and
rye. In 2018,the country produced around 1.3 million tons of barley, 818 000 tons of oats
,600 000 tons of potato,494 000 tons of wheat,355 000 tons of sugar beet(which is used
to produce sugar and ethanol)70 000 tons of rapeseed,67 000 tons of carrot, 55 000
tons of cucumber, 42 000 tons of rye, 39 000 tons of tomato

NORWAY
TRADE
The top exports of Norway are Petroleum Gas ($57.7B), Crude Petroleum ($41.5B),
Non-fillet Fresh Fish ($8.08B), Refined Petroleum ($6.07B), and Raw Aluminium
($3.89B), exporting mostly to United Kingdom ($33.5B), Germany ($31.5B), Sweden
($13.7B), Netherlands ($12.2B), and China ($9.5B).
The top imports of Norway are Cars ($7.87B), Refined
Petroleum ($3.11B), Broadcasting Equipment ($1.98B),Computers ($1.79B),and
Passenger and Cargo Ships ($1.7B),importing mostly from Sweden ($17.4B) Germany,
($11.3B),China ($9.87B) ,Denmark ($6.36B),and United States ($5.16B)
TOURISM
The main attractions of Norway are the varied landscapes that extend across
the Arctic Circle. It is famous for its fjord-indented coastline and its mountains, ski
resorts, lakes and woods. As of 2019, According to the World Travel & Tourism Council
(WTTC), travel and tourism in Norway generated, directly and indirectly, roughly 4.6
percent of the country’s gross domestic product (GDP) in 2020. The total contribution of
travel and tourism to Norway’s GDP amounted to nearly 155 billion Norwegian kroner in
2020, decreasing sharply over the previous year, due to the coronavirus (COVID-19)
pandemic
TOP 3 TOURIST SPOTS
1. Viking Ship Museum This cultural history museum in Oslo is one of the most
captivating of Norway’s many attractions.At the museum you can find The Tune,
Gokstad, and Oseberg, which are preserved Viking ships.
2. Norwegian Museum of Cultural History One of the best places to go in
Norway to experience its rich past is the Norwegian Museum of Cultural History.
Established in 1894 by Hans Aall, it opened its doors to the public in 1901. Since then, it
has had several directors. In 1907, King Oscar II’s collection was incorporated into the
museum.
3. Voringsfossen Situated in the heart of the Måbødalen valley is Voringsfossen,
one of the most visited waterfalls in Norway. It drops almost 600-feet down the side of a
mountain before winding through the crevices of the valley. Surrounded by jagged
limestone cliffs and lush green forests, Vorginsfossen is guaranteed to be one of the
most majestic sites you’ll visit in Norway.

MANUFACTURING
 Norsk Hydro (products used in construction, transportation, and industrial
applications.)
 Equinor (Oil, natural gas)
 Fiskars Group (consumer products, including scissors, garden tools, and home
goods.)
 Yara International (fertilizers and chemicals used in agriculture and industrial
applications.)
 Gilde Norsk Kjøtt AS (meat products, including sausages, bacon, and various
cuts of pork and beef.)
AGRICULTURE
 A few of Norway’s top agricultural imports are: soybeans, wheat, rapeseed and
bananas.
90-99% of the food energy consumed in Norway comes from crops that are not native
to region

IRELAND
TRADE
The top exports of Ireland are Vaccines, blood, antisera, toxins and cultures
($36.5B), Packaged Medicaments ($32.8B), Nitrogen Heterocyclic Compounds
($22.4B), Integrated Circuits ($15.3B), and Scented Mixtures ($9.37B), exporting mostly
to United States ($59.8B), Germany ($23.3B), United Kingdom ($19.7B), China
($14.2B), and Belgium ($13.6B).
The top imports of Ireland are Planes, Helicopters,and/or Spacecraft ($16.5B),
Vaccines, blood antisera, toxins and cultures ($5.03B),Nitrogen Heterocyclic
Compounds ($4.95B), Packaged Medicaments ($4.82B), and Integrated Circuits
($3.83B), importing mostly from United Kingdom ($28.4B), United States ($18.6B),
France ($12.5B), Germany ($8.68B), and Netherlands ($6.76B).
TOURISM
The island of Ireland is becoming one of the most important destinations in Europe's
travel and tourism landscape.aIreland recorded a total of eleven million tourists in
2019,ranking 13th in the world in absolute terms.That smaller countries regularly
perform lower in a comparison of the absolute number of guests,is obvious.By putting
the tourist numbers in relation to the population of Ireland,the result is much more
comparable picture: With 2.2 tourists per resident,Ireland ranked 15th in the world.In
Northern Europe,it ranked 1st
TOP 3 TOURIST SPOTS
1.Dublin City is an interesting fusion of old world charm and modern vibrancy. A city
of literature, Guinness serving pubs, medieval churches, and Georgian walkways,
Dublin is without a doubt among the best places to visit in Ireland.
2.Cliffs of Moher The magnificent Cliffs of Moher are one of the popular places to
visit in Ireland featuring the most breathtaking views of the entire island. This beautiful
natural phenomenon was carved out by a gigantic river Delta over 320 million years
ago. The top is verdant lush green meadows with the bottom drenched in the musical
sounds of the waters of Galway Bay crashing against the cliffs.
3.The Rock of Cashel The dramatic Rock of Cashel is one of the best places to see
in Ireland. This imposing structure with gothic tones was the seat of the ancient Irish
kings for more than seven centuries. Amongst the finest of medieval architecture, it
houses the High Cross, Romanesque Chapel, a castle, a round tower, and a gothic
cathedral.
MANUFACTURING
 CRH PLC (construction materials, including cement, aggregates, and ready-mix
concrete.)
 Abbott Laboratories (Healthcare products, nutritional products,
pharmaceuticals)
 Kerry Group (food, beverages, dairy products, meat products, sauces, and
ready-made meals)
 Weldons of Dublin (antique and vintage furniture, including tables, chairs,
cabinets, and decorative pieces.)
  Finline Furniture (sofas, armchairs, and ottomans)
AGRICULTURE
Major agricultural products of Ireland include milk, barley, beef, wheat, potatoes,
pork, oats, poultry, mushrooms/truffles, and mutton.

CROATIA
TRADE
The top exports of Croatia are Refined Petroleum ($1.04B),Crude
Petroleum($982M),Packaged Medicaments ($851M),Electricity ($565M), and Electrical
Transformers ($500M), exporting mostlyto Italy ($2.82B),Germany ($2.63B),Slovenia
($2.33B),Bosnia and Herzegovina ($1.83B), and Hungary ($1.82B).
The top imports of Croatia are Crude Petroleum ($1.35B), Cars ($1.28B), Refined
Petroleum ($1.25B), Petroleum Gas ($1.08B), and Packaged Medicaments ($1.05B),
importing mostly from Germany ($4.67B), Italy ($4.34B), Slovenia ($3.64B), Hungary
($2.52B), and Austria ($1.98B).
TOURISM
Croatia is famous for its beautiful coastline, crystal-clear waters, and stunning
beaches, making it a popular destination for sun-seekers and beach lovers. In addition,
Croatia is known for its ancient walled city of Dubrovnik, a UNESCO World Heritage Site
and filming location for the popular TV series “Game of Thrones”. The tourism industry
is a significant contributor to the Croatian economy. According to the Croatian Bureau of
Statistics, the country welcomed over 19 million visitors in 2021, which is a 35%
increase from 2020, despite the pandemic. The majority of tourists are from Germany,
Slovenia, Austria, and Italy.
TOP 3 TOURIST SPOTS

1.Biokovo Skywalk The most glamorous new attraction in Croatia, Skywalk on

Biokovo mountain, will be the total hit of 2021. The promenade built entirely of glass,
which is located at the 11th kilometre of Biokovo road, features the most amazing
panoramic view of the Croatian coast.

2. Sibenik fortresses and Cathedral A small town located north of Split,

called Sibenik, was not really a well-known spot in the Croatian tourist guides. But since
2018, Sibenik has been attracting more visitors due to the revitalization
of fortresses located in the city and nearby areas.Fortress of St. Nicholas, which was
listed as part of UNESCO heritage sites in 2018, is now a tourist attraction of the first
class, and one more place to be seen by GoT supportes.

3. Plitvice Lakes National Park Croatia's most visited inland attraction, Plitvice
Lakes National Park (Nacionalni park Plitvicka jezera) encompasses steep forested
hillsides surrounding 16 emerald-blue lakes connected by a succession of thundering
waterfalls. A network of footpaths and wooden bridges crisscrosses the park (the
country's first national park), and the entrance ticket includes boat rides across the
lakes.

MANUFACTURING
  INA (Industrija nafte) (Oil, Gas, Petroleum products, including gasoline, diesel,
and lubricants)
 Kraš (Chocolates, biscuits and sweets)
 Atlantic Grupa: (coffee, snack, personal care)
 Podravka Group (soups, condiments, sauces, and frozen foods)
 Gavrilović (canned meat products, sausages, and pâtés)
AGRICULTURE
Croatia has approximately 1.5 million hectares (ha) of used agricultural land and 2.8
million ha of forests. Croatia has favorable conditions for diverse farming, but is self-
sufficient only in the production of wheat, corn, oats, barley, major oil seeds,
mandarins, cherries and sour cherries.

MOLDOVA
TRADE
The top exports of Moldova are Insulated Wire ($478M), Wheat ($243M), Sunflower
Seeds ($197M), Hot-Rolled Iron Bars ($173M), and Wine ($140M), exporting mostly to
Romania ($919M), Russia ($345M), Turkey ($327M), Germany ($273M), and Italy
($273M).
The top imports of Moldova are Refined Petroleum ($485M), Petroleum Gas
($362M), Cars ($331M), Packaged Medicaments ($264M), and Insulated Wire ($172M),
importing mostly from Romania ($1.34B), Russia ($1.02B), Ukraine ($840M), China
($673M), and Germany ($542M).
TOURISM
Tourism in the Republic of Moldova focuses on the country's natural landscapes
and its history. Wine tours are offered to tourists across the country. Vineyards/cellars
include Cricova, Purcari, Ciumai, Romanești, Cojușna, Mileștii Mici. However the
COVID-19 pandemic had a significant impact on the sector in Moldova, particularly in
tourism.
TOP 3 TOURIST SPOT
1.Chisinau This is modern and friendly place is Moldova’s biggest city and serves
as its capital. Chisinau has loads of green space, parks, and historical buildings. It feels
like a city with space.

2.Manastirea Curchi This monastery wins the award for the most beautiful in all
of Moldova. The complex is made up of five churches, a refectory, several abbeys, and
monk cells. Its beauty comes from the Bessarabia architectural style. The centrepiece
for the complex is the Mother of God Church, built at the end of the 19th century.
3.Soroca has played a large and important role throughout Moldova’s history due
to its location on the Dniestr River. During wars and sieges, armies were able to defend
the country well from this vantage point.
AGRICULTURE
Moldova offers a large range of agricultural products, such as fruits, vegetables,
grains, and livestock. Basic crops include winter and spring grains (wheat, barley,
maize), sunflowers, sugar beet, potatoes and other root vegetables, horticultural crops,
and fruits. Moldova’s vegetable crops include tomatoes, onions, cabbage, cucumbers,
pumpkins, peppers, carrots, red beets, garlic, squash, eggplants, potherbs, and green
peas. Fruit production concentrates on apples, plums, sweet and sour cherries, pears,
peaches & nectarines, quinces, apricots, soft fruit, walnuts, and table and wine grapes.
 BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA
TRADE
The top exports of Bosnia and Herzegovina are Electricity ($911M), Seats ($343M),
Insulated Wire ($293M), Sawn Wood ($270M), and Other Furniture ($269M), exporting
mostly to Italy ($1.4B), Germany ($1.28B), Croatia ($1.14B), Serbia ($1.1B), and Austria
($800M).

The top imports of Bosnia and Herzegovina are Refined Petroleum ($901M), Cars
($424M), Packaged Medicaments ($347M), Raw Aluminium ($301M), and Electricity
($239M), importing mostly from Serbia ($1.83B), Croatia ($1.83B), Germany ($1.24B),
Italy ($1.21B), and Slovenia ($962M).
TOURISM
Beside a number of spots and attractions in Sarajevo and Mostar, as the country's
principal tourist destinations, Bosnia and Herzegovina is regaining its reputation as an
excellent ski destination with its Olympic mountain ski resorts such
as Jahorina, Bjelašnica and Igman.The tourist business environment is constantly
developing with an increasingly active tourism promotional system.

TOP 3 TOURIST SPOTS

1.Banja Luka is the second largest city in Bosnia after Sarajevo, and the perfect
place to settle in for a few nights as a base for day trips around Bosnia. Famous for its
cafe culture (it’s estimated there are 1,000 cafes and bars, for just 200-thousand
residents), Banja Luka is the kind of place you’d be content to simply sit back, relax and
watch the world go by

2. Travnik was a former Ottoman Empire which has many claims to fame, making
it an interesting place to visit. It is the birthplace of famous Bosnians and best known for
its sheep’s cheese. Skiing and hiking are favourite activities of the people in this village.
This is one of Bosnia and Herzegovina tourist attractions for its many colouredmosques,
Old town fortress, Viziers' graves, Hadji Ali-bey mosque, and Plava Voda.
3. Jajce is a small city, central not only geographically but also culturally. It’s a
historical gem and one of the best preserved fortified capitals in the Kingdom of Bosnia
and has been the home of Ottoman governors, medieval kings and communist
strongholds. It is well-known for its waterfall which is in the middle of the town between
the Pliva and Vrbas River. While you are here, you can visit Pliva Falls, Jajce Fortress,
Jajce Catacombs, Pliva Lakes, AVNOJ Museum, Stroll around the Old Town.
MANUFACTURING
 Vitaminka (food products, including snacks, soups, and instant beverages)
 Bingo (food and beverage products, including dairy, meat, and bakery items.)
 ArcelorMittal Zenica (producing various steel products, including coils, sheets,
and rebars.)
 BH Steel (steel products for construction, machinery, and other industrial
applications)
 Dita Tuzla ( Health and Beauty products)
AGRICULTURE
BiH has approximately 1.6 million hectares of land suitable for cultivation.
Domestically, the sectors with the best available and productive natural resources are
fruits and vegetables, livestock, and poultry. The most important crop is corn followed
by wheat and barley.
 ALBANIA
TRADE
The top exports of Albania are Footwear Parts ($272M), Leather Footwear ($254M),
Electricity ($204M), Crude Petroleum ($204M), and Ferroalloys ($157M), exporting
mostly to Italy ($1.42B), Greece ($441M), Spain ($211M), Germany ($174M), and China
($149M).
The top imports of Albania are Refined Petroleum ($602M), Cars ($227M), Packaged
Medicaments ($214M), Electricity ($203M), and Raw Iron Bars ($166M), importing
mostly from Italy ($1.91B), Greece ($1.62B), Turkey ($790M), China ($586M), and
Germany ($359M).
TOURISM
Tourism in Albania has been a key element to the country's economic activity and is
constantly developing. It is characterized by its rich archaeological and cultural heritage
dating back to the classical period when Illyrians and Ancient Greeks inhabited the
region. Over the course of history, the territory of0 Albania was occupied and populated
by Romans, Byzantines, Venetians and Ottomans. Notably the country features
unspoiled beaches, mountainous landscapes, traditional cuisine, archaeological
artifacts, unique traditions, low prices and the wild atmosphere of the countryside. In the
first seven months of 2023, more than 5.1 million foreigners - including over 430,000
Italians, 50 percent more than last year - visited Albania compared with 3.9 million in all
of last year.
TOP 3 TOURIST SPOTS
1.Berat Considered as one of the prettiest towns in Albania, Berat is popularly
known for its Ottoman style houses. Often called the “city of thousand windows”
because of the windows which peep out from the perfectly aligned hilltop houses.
Situated at the hillside, the Ottoman style mosques and Byzantine churches which
makes it unique and stand out from the other Balkan cities. Due to its historic reverence
and picturesque beauty this little town is considered one of the best places to visit in
Albania
2.Himare Settled across the Albanian Riviera, Himare is secluded beach town
which is known for its sparkling beach waters and hilly coastline. Driving to the north of
Saranda, this town majorly attracts the water babies who are willing to spend a day
under the sun. Apart from the spectacular beach, this place also has steeps from where
travelers can enjoy the entire view of the town. Along with this also don’t miss out on a
tour of the countryside and explore the ancient churches and monasteries.

3. Butrint National Park Residing close to the Greek Island of Corfu, Butrint
National Park is one of the incredible places to visit in Albania. A home to a varied
number of ecosystems and impressive archeological sites, this national park showcases
a unique blend of nature and history. This natural attraction is bordered by lake Butrint
on one side and Vivari Channel on the other side. Apart from this the national park is a
shelter to around 1,200 different species of animals and plants.The major attraction
inside the border of this national park is the archeological site which holds the history of
2,500 years.
MANUFACTURING
 Cement Factory of Elbasan (FCE) (Cement, building products)
 Ballsh Refinery (petroleum products such as gasoline, diesel, and lubricants.)
 Albtelecom (telecommunication services, including landline and mobile phone
services, internet, and television.)
 VEFA Holdings (food products, beverages, and household items.)
 Mistral ( appliances and electronics, including refrigerators and air conditioners.)
AGRICULTURE
The main agricultural products in the country are tobacco, figs, olives, wheat,
maize, potatoes, vegetables, fruits, sugar beets, grapes, meat, honey, dairy
products, and medicinal and aromatic plants.

LITHUANIA
TRADE
The top exports of Lithuania are Refined Petroleum ($3.17B), Other Furniture
($2.01B), Wheat ($1.27B), Laboratory Reagents ($1.16B), and Rolled Tobacco
($858M), exporting mostly to Russia ($4.14B), Latvia ($3.65B), Germany ($3.27B),
Poland ($3.03B), and United States ($2.39B).
The top imports of Lithuania are Crude Petroleum ($2.93B), Cars ($1.56B),
Electricity ($1.55B), Packaged Medicaments ($1.14B), and Broadcasting Equipment
($851M), importing mostly from Poland ($5.28B), Germany ($5.08B), Russia ($4.56B),
Latvia ($3.35B), and Netherlands ($2.22B).
TOURISM
Combining cultures of east and west, Lithuania is a fascinating destination for
every traveller. The capital of Vilnius holds a wealth of architectural styles in its churches
and towers, fortifications, and secluded medieval courtyards, and the narrow streets
provide an eclectic mix of Gothic, Renaissance and Classical styles, though Baroque is
dominant. In 2021, 948 000 international tourists visited Lithuania, an increase of 1.2%
compared to 2020, but 67% below pre-pandemic levels. International tourism accounted
for 1.2 million nights and EUR 494 million in expenditure - amounting to 3.9% of service
exports in 2021.
TOP 3 TOURIST SPOTS
1.Trakai Island Castle an island that is located in Trakai. It is a stone castle and
the construction of this castle began during the 14th century. It was in 1409 when the
construction work ended, but still, some works were still left. Kestutis was the main
founder of this castle. This castle must be visited by the tourists.

2. Gediminas Castle Tower This castle is the remaining part of the upper castle
of Vilnius, Lithuania. This castle has three floors. It is well maintained till this date and
this is the main attraction among the tourists. The symbol of the Gediminas Tower is
said to be very historical. It is also said to be a great archaeological site. Many
renowned historians have visited this place and gathered ample information. So it is one
of the best places to visit in Lithuania.

3. Hill Of Crosses It is a pilgrimage point and so many people from various

corners of the world come here. There is a big open land and it is full of greenery. This
place is actually located on the northern part of Lithuania. The main attraction of this
place is crosses and crucifixes. In addition to this, you will also notice a statue of the
Virgin Mary.

MANUFACTURING
 Panevėžio Pienas (Panespienas) (dairy products, including milk, cheese,
yogurt, and butter.)
 NEO GROUP (sportswear, workwear, and fashion items.)
 Vilniaus Baldai (furniture, including sofas, tables, and chairs.)
  Vilniaus Degtinė (alcoholic beverages, including vodka and liqueurs.)
AGRICULTURE
The main crops are spring barley, winter wheat, winter rye, spring wheat,
potatoes, oats and pulses.

SLOVENIA
TRADE
The top exports of Slovenia are Packaged Medicaments ($7.26B), Cars ($3.62B),
Motor vehicles; parts and accessories (8701 to 8705) ($1.2B), Refined Petroleum ($1B),
and Vaccines, blood, antisera, toxins and cultures ($954M), exporting mostly to
Germany ($8.13B), Italy ($4.98B), Switzerland ($4.98B), Croatia ($3.64B), and Austria
($3.05B).
The top imports of Slovenia are Packaged Medicaments ($5.9B), Nitrogen
Heterocyclic Compounds ($4.13B), Cars ($2.64B), Refined Petroleum ($2.37B), and
Motor vehicles; parts and accessories (8701 to 8705) ($1.02B), importing mostly from
Switzerland ($8.25B), Germany ($6.94B), China ($6.59B), Italy ($5.43B), and Austria
($3.94B).
TOURISM
Slovenia is rich with cultural, historical and natural landmarks, provides diverse
gastronomic experiences, and boasts a growing choice of sport, culture and other
activities

TOP 3 TOURIST SPOTS

1.Lake Bled Serving as a gateway to the Triglav National park is Lake
Bled, a scenic body of water surrounded by the Julian Alps. The emerald green lake
isn’t large, and it is possible to walk the perimeter in a single afternoon. What makes the
destination so appealing is the small island in the middle of the lake, which is home to a
17th century church.
2.Postojna is a relatively small town in Southwest Slovenia, but it is a
must-see destination for travelers drawn to unique attractions and natural scenery.
Postojna is known for its extensive cave system, which boasts a staggering 20 km (13
miles) of chambers, hallways and galleries, some of which have ceilings nearly 50
meters (150 feet) high.
3.Ljubljana One of the best places to visit in Slovenia is its capital, Ljubljana.
Although Ljubljana is much smaller than most European capitals, it has a unique charm
that makes it worth a visit. A major attraction in the city is Tromostovje, also known as
the Triple Bridge, where three picturesque bridges span the river right next to one
another.

MANUFACTURING
 Gorenje Group (household appliances, including refrigerators, washing
machines, ovens, and small kitchen appliances.)
 Eti (Chocolates, candies, biscuits)
 Droga Kolinska (coffee, teas, snacks, and confectionery items)
 Gostol-Gopan (bread, pastries, and other bakery products.)
AGRICULTURE
The main crops are maize, wheat, potatoes, fruits, vegetables and hops.

NORTH MACEDONIA
TRADE
The top exports of North Macedonia are Reaction and Catalytic Products
($1.91B), Centrifuges ($907M), Insulated Wire ($653M), Ferroalloys ($290M), and
Seats ($263M), exporting mostly to Germany ($3.85B), Serbia ($701M), Bulgaria
($405M), Greece ($289M), and Italy ($251M).
The top imports of North Macedonia are Platinum ($1.45B), Refined Petroleum
($1.21B), Precious Metal Compounds ($565M), Electricity ($433M), and Laboratory
Ceramic Ware ($319M), importing mostly from United Kingdom ($2.05B), Greece
($1.84B), Germany ($1.2B), Serbia ($976M), and China ($631M).
TOURISM
Tourism in North Macedonia is a large factor of the nation's economy. The
country's large abundance of natural and cultural attractions make it suitable for tourism.
In 2019, North Macedonia received 1,184,963 tourist arrivals out of which 757,593 were
foreign.
TOP 3 TOURIST SPOTS
1. Palestir National Park The oldest national park in the country, Pelister is home
to two stunning glacial lakes which are nestled away amidst its towering peaks. These
are delightfully known as Pelister’s Eyes.
2. Skopje Macedonia’s capital is an intriguing and interesting place to visit, in large
part due to its eclectic architectural collection that includes beautiful Ottoman-era
mosques, enormous Neoclassical buildings, and a huge array of gleaming, modern
statues.
3. Lake Ohrid Lying on the border between Macedonia and Albania, Lake Ohrid is
spectacular; its beautiful clear blue waters glisten in the sun surrounded by mountains.
Tourists are only now slowly returning to its shores after the break-up of Yugoslavia in
the ‘90s.

MANUFACTURING
 Ohridska Pivarnica (Beer)
 AD Skopski Pazar (food products, including dairy, meat, and canned goods.)
 Tikveš Winery (offering a wide range of wines, including red, white, and
sparkling wines.)
 Alkaloid Skopje (pharmaceuticals, cosmetics, and chemical products.)
AGRICULTURE
The country mainly produces cereals, especially wheat, maize, oats, and rice,
and also vegetables, such as tomatoes, bell peppers, cucumbers, beans,
potatoes, onions, cabbages, and melons.