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Slovenia is a truly unique country that organically combines the geographical and cultural features of the Alps, the Mediterranean and the Central Europe regions. According to the current administrative division, the country is represented by 12 regions, each of which is attractive in its own way, including business perspectives. Here is a map of Slovenia

Financially, households in Slovenia keep improving despite the pandemic. Their assets have increased more than debt at the end of the third quarter of 2020. The surplus of assets over debt stood at EUR 45.2 billion, a rise by EUR 3.9 billion at the annual level. © Paweł Czerwiński from Unsplash Slovenia’s households reported assets

Some companies are resgitering growth during the pandemic, and one of those examples is also the Slovenian ultralight aircraft maker Pipistrel. For 2020 Pipistrel company recorded its best financial results to date. Pipistrel posted EUR 32 million in total revenue last year with a record-high net profit of EUR 4.5 million, up by 37% on

It has been announced by the Labour Minister that the new minimum wage for 2021 will be at EUR 1,024 gross representing a 120% of the minimum cost of living and the lowest possible rise under minimum wage legislation. During 2020, the minimum wage stood at EUR 941 gross. © Eduardo Soares from Unsplash The

Slovenia is becoming an increasingly well-known and high-profile tourist destination. It has been ranked among top countries to visit in 2021 by UK’s Financial Times, the Guardian, and the American Conde Nast Traveller. © Neven Krcmarek from Unsplash The prestigious magazine Conde Nast Traveller ranked Slovenia among the world’s top ten sustainable destinations to visit