emolnar, Author at EUDNE

New environmentally friendly jobs for the new decade

Posted by emolnar | Feb 24, 2020 | Economics

The world around us changes all the time; the only thing that is constant is change. Old things and old ways die out from disuse or undergo major changes, while new, previously unknown or little-known sciences and occupations emerge as a corollary of technical progress. However, the questions naturally arise not only which jobs will survive, and what jobs will emerge, but also how these jobs will relate to the environment. Human impact on the environment has never been greater than in the last hundred years.

The Finest Art of Luxury Living

Posted by emolnar | Nov 9, 2019 | Lifestyle

Understated luxury combines with elegant design to form the peak of Alpine living. Close to the slopes, The Crystal is your four-star superior hotel in the Ötztal, where a touch of glamour panders to your senses, exclusive living stirs your emotions, and superior service impresses you.

Travel & Leisure Tips: Hotel Edelweiss in Berchtesgaden

Posted by emolnar | Jul 29, 2019 | Lifestyle

For three generations now the owners are dealing with tourism and hospitality. As a family business, they live and work together to continue this tradition. Martina and Thomas Hettegger, have been running the Edelweiss hotel and spa in Berchtesgaden since 2010. What they bring to the table is the years of experience in the family business.

From CEO to Consul General

Posted by emolnar | Jun 18, 2019 | Diplomacy, Interview

The Consul General of Hungary in Stuttgart, Mr. János Berényi:
“In the business world…
I also believe that a fair, face-to-face negotiation, a sincere look and a decent handshake, that is, mutual trust are crucial for the acceptance of each other, dealing with problems and for the better understanding of each other.“

It’s time to make decisions about the future of taxing

Posted by emolnar | Feb 13, 2019 | Economics

OECD presented four proposals in January, all of which would all re-interpret the functioning of corporate taxation under the changed circumstances of the digital economy. One of the four proposals would fundamentally transform the way the multinationals pay taxes to each country.