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The costs associated with travel to Europe have risen absurdly as a result of the economic crisis, the ongoing pandemic, and lately the war in Ukraine. Visitors are feeling the pinch irrespective of their country of choice, whether it’s West or East, and adding to their owes, a popular sunny hotspot has seen prices skyrocket more than usual at the turn of the year.

Since January 1, Croatia has undergone profound changes that will dictate the its future as a tourist destination in the coming months. Besides joining the Schengen Area, Europe’s border-free zone, the Adriatic hub has dropped the kuna, the historical Hravastki currency, and adopted the euro: the latest nation to fully integrate into the European Single Market.

It may be true Croatia has been getting progressively more expensive in recent years, but the latest events seem to have

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U.S. Airports With The Least Delays Last Year

Which airports in the United States had the most on-time departures in 2022?

New data from Cirium, an aviation analytics company, reveals the answer. Every year, Cirium compiles data on the airlines and airports around the world with the most on-time flights.

Of the top 10 global airports of 2022, six are located in the United States and had over 80% on-time departures last year.

In a year that was marked by airline meltdowns, lost baggage, holiday flight delays, and airport chaos, these airports kept things running as smoothly as possible.

Here are the top 6 U.S. airports with the most on-time departures in 2022:

1. Salt Lake City International Airport (SLC)

On-time departures: 83.87%

The airport with the most on-time departures in the United States in 2022 was Salt Lake City International Airport

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Eastern Europe is one of the most underrated, yet fascinating regions to explore as a tourist. Sadly, misinformation regarding safety levels, and the notion that Eastern countries are a hotbed of wars, with weak democracies, and where pickpockets run amok have certainly not helped their cause – but to which extent are these beliefs true? In other words, where in Eastern Europe tourists will be the safest?

What Is The Exact Definition Of A Safe Country?

According to the United Nations (UN), there are 23 countries in Eastern Europe (EE), which begins somewhere along the former Soviet border, and extends as far East as Western Russia. Out of those, 13 have been deemed completely safe to travel by the U.S. Department of State – more specifically, they were awarded the lowest-possible Level 1 badge on the entity’s Travel Advisory listings.

This