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Did you visit Kyiv for Eurovision? Tell us how it went

byEuromaidan Press Staff
15/05/2017
1 minute read
Did you visit Kyiv for Eurovision? Tell us how it went

Dear Euromaidan Press readers, we are sure that many of you visited Kyiv for Eurovision. We want to know your impressions and what Ukraine could do better to improve its tourist potential. Now is the time to tell us everything you think about visiting Ukraine – the good, the ugly, and the surprising. Share your observations with us and we’ll share them with the world.

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