Petrol Tourists Flock to Poland in Search of Cheap Fill Ups
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Bank economists PKO Bank Polski SA noted that drivers from neighbouring countries with Poland cross the border to feed their petrol cars, on the basis of measures introduced by the Warsaw government to cap fuel prices, according to Bloomberg. In Poland, fuel sales rose by 13.4% in April, compared to March, according to ...
The programme of the government of an EU country for capping the prices of pump fuels attracts drivers from neighbouring countries to cross the border and feed with one of the cheapest petrols in the European Union, says Bloomberg.
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From the start of April, Poland cut taxes on fuels and introduced a daily cap on prices at the pump to shield consumers from the energy-price fallout of the war in Iran.
A European country where petrol costs only 1.49 euro/litre attracts it as a magnet for neighbouring drivers to feed. Drivers from neighbouring countries pass the border in Poland by mass, attracted by the government's fuel price cap program. Fuel sales rose by 13.4% in AprilAs a result, fuel stations became a point of attraction thanks to one of the lowest petrol prices in the European Union, Agerpres transmits.The data analyzed by PKO Bank Pols…
According to economists at PKO Bank Polski SA, more and more drivers in neighbouring states cross the border to feed Polish gas stations, where fuel is considerably cheaper than in other European countries, Bloomberg writes. Monday's published data shows that Poland's fuel sales increased by 13.4% in April compared to March. At the same time, transactions with personal gas cards have remained almost unchanged, indicating that the increase in con…
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