4 minutes agoIn Austria yesterday oil nearly as cheap in Kosovo, BBC reported
Periskopi(4 months ago)
(4 months ago)Many countries have experienced significant increases in fuel prices. In Slovenia, this has resulted in a so-called <x0 fuel tourism”, as drivers from neighbouring countries, particularly Austria, benefit from lower, regulated prices, reported last night. BBC. Under new measures, private drivers in Slovenia will be limited to a purchase [...]
In Slovenia, this has resulted in a so-called <x0 fuel tourism”, as drivers from neighbouring countries, particularly Austria, benefit from lower, regulated prices, reported last night. BBC.
Under new measures, private drivers in Slovenia will be limited to a maximum purchase of 50 liters of fuel per day. Businesses and farmers have a higher limit of 200 liters.
The government is encouraging fuel retailers to impose stricter restrictions on foreign drivers.
As he wrote last night BBC, The price for a litre of Euro-super 95 gas in Austria is approaching 1.80 euros, while the diesel (diesel) is near the 2.00-euro total, therefore, nearly as much as it is costing a litre of oil in Kosovo today. In Slovenia the prize is currently held at a peak of 1.47 and 1.53 euros.
Thus, many Austrians are crossing the border to the neighboring country to supply oil.
Some Slovenians view visitors as a nuisance, causing queues and shortages for locals. Others, however, are more hospitable, noting that a large portion of the <x0 fuel users” turn this into a full day, eating in local restaurants and spending time in stores.
Taking advantage of this situation is perhaps the best option. Because as long as the price differences continue, <x0 fuel producers” will continue to cross the border.
