The long slow thaw

And can you imagine that just a few days ago we could have taken the kids to see the snow-covered mountain slopes, that is, of course, if they hadn’t all been closed. Unfortunately, not every child in this country has a mummy in the government or a daddy in the presidential palace who can sort everything out for them behind the scenes. But let us at least be glad that we’ve actually been able to show the little ones what snow looks like, even if only through the window. Because according to some, the last snowflake in Europe will fall in 2025. Let’s just hope that the thaw we are seeing today is also a sign that the icy grip of the pandemic is finally loosening. Unfortunately, it’s still impossible or at least very difficult to travel abroad. But that’s where Eurobuild comes in. By immersing yourself in this month’s issue, you can forget for the moment about hassles with border guards on Poland’s western border and instead check out how busine