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Moldova Records Europe’s Highest Tourism Growth in First Half of 2026

Moldova recorded a 25% increase in international tourist arrivals during the first half of 2026 compared with the same period in 2025, according to the latest World Tourism Barometer published by UN...

Moldovan Wine: A Cultural Passport Rooted in the Country’s Vineyards

Wine is more than a beverage made by fermenting grapes. It is a true cultural passport of Moldova — a calling card of a nation that has written its history through every...

Alexandru Donici House-Museum: A Journey Into Moldova’s Literary and Boyar Heritage

About 37 kilometers from Chisinau, in the village of Donici, Orhei District, lies one of Moldova’s most important memorial museums — the Alexandru Donici House-Museum. This is where the Bessarabian poet and...

European Mobility Week Promotes Walking, Cycling and Public Transport in Moldova

European Mobility Week is being observed from September 16 to 22, with Moldova’s National Agency for Public Health (ANSP) encouraging people to choose forms of transport that incorporate more physical activity into...

Pottery: An Ancient Craft Preserving Moldova’s Cultural Heritage

Pottery is one of the oldest crafts practiced in what is now the Republic of Moldova. Shaped from clay and fired in a kiln, each vessel keeps alive the craftsmanship and traditions...
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Chisinau Ranks 443rd in Oxford Economics Global Cities Index 2026

Moldova’s capital, Chisinau, ranks 443rd in the 2026 Global Cities Index compiled by Oxford Economics. In the ranking of 1,000 cities, Chisinau is preceded by Bari, Italy, in 442nd place and followed...

Alexei Mateevici’s Legacy Lives on in Cainari and Zaim

The story of one of the best-known poets of the Romanian-speaking world begins in Cainari. It was in this house, on March 16, 1888, that Alexei Mateevici was born. He would later...

Șezătoarea: A Living Tradition of Moldova’s Village Heritage

The șezătoare was one of the most important gatherings in traditional Moldovan villages. During the long winter evenings, people would come together to work, sing and share stories. These gatherings played an...
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