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Book 1. 10 countries after quarantine

Usi we remember’yatayem the times when travelling by road became our new hobby. Airfares, low-costers and the desire to see the world became the drivers of this process. «Let's go to Wroclaw? », «Oh, there are cheap tickets to Barcelona! », «Let's go to Bonn this weekend. There's nothing to do there for more than two days. We thought it would always be like this, but it's not. The coronavirus has turned the world upside down, changing both the way we work and the way we rest. Cordons have closed, and the roads have become either very difficult or even impossible. But be optimistic. Little by little, the world is returning to a normal life. And also — there will be road trips, you can plan them now. In fact, the anticipation of the mandras often gives more euphoria than the mandras themselves.

In this book you will know a guide, where to go, zhoyno vidkryut cordon. Geographer and mandrivnik Roman Malenkov has selected 10 countries, which, in his opinion, should be visited after quarantine. In front of us there are Slovakia, Albania, Greece, Malta, Czech Republic, Turkey and other countries, which particularly impressed the mandarin and where he will return. The author tells about his travels, drawing attention to places worth visiting and things that must be done to experience and see the country, and not just to put a bird's-eye-view that you have been there. Let's get ready for the journey!

Roman Malenkov — mandrivnik, travelling blogger, founder of the regional knowledge site «Ukraine Incognita» and owner of one-man tourist operator. The author of low travel guides on Ukraine. Participant of numerous Polish researches and expeditions on Ukraine and Ukrainian ethnic lands abroad: in Poland, Slovakia, Rumania, Moldova, Ugorshchina. The author's collection of local history includes nearly a thousand settlements in four dozen countries.

Book 2. Everything you know about Ireland — the truth, but...

Everything you know about Ireland, — is true, but…. But everything is wrong. «Share has given this island divine beauty and scorching grief. Its history is spiralled in succession over the spiral, but there is no endless Day of the Baibak, stretched for a century: intervals-tragedy, intervals-tragedy, intervals-tragedy, intervals-tragedy. It is very similar to Ukraine» — — describes Ireland by the mandrillist and writer Maxim Bespalov.

While, even the Smaragdovy Island itself now exists in two forms at the same time. The real muri here divide the cities on the ground. A special person is appointed to handle the language, which no one speaks in everyday life. Here they remember the fights on the streets between Catholics and Protestants, supporters of independence and those who value the status quo, and the locals are still wary of anyone who decides to stay in Ireland for a long time. On the other hand, it's a place where you'll be offered nine different kinds of beer at the opera house, and the streets of Belfast boast that the Titanic was built here.

In his book Maxim will introduce you to both sides of the island. He will tell you about its tragic history and unimaginable reappearance, introduce you to the Irish people and take you on routes you won't find in travel guides.

Maksim Bespalov — mandrivnik and writer. For 10 years he was engaged in journalism, but left the work, because he realised that it was no longer satisfying. Since 2015 he has been working with Hakuna Matata Expeditions, organising author's tours to dozens of countries on different continents.

Has travelled to 70 countries around the world, some of which he described in his own books. Thus, in the book «The Way to the Edge of the World» he writes about the pilgrimage route St James' Road, and in the book «Ukrainian Spitsbergen» — about the history and present day of the Arctic archipelago.

Maksim first visited Ireland in 2013, after which he visited the island a dozen times. Even the pandemic caught him in an Irish pub. After returning home, Maksim wrote a book about Ireland — travelling to its pubs, skeletons and museums, a book of conversations with the most important people — from a member of the Council of Ireland, a book about the most important people — a book about the most important people in Ireland — a book about the most important people in the world — a book about the most important people in the world.mdash; from IRA member to keeper of the Irish language, a guide book to places and events not always found on a map or in a history book. A book that will make you want to go to Ireland.