Merry Christmas from the Lithuania Tribune

December 23, 2016 Lithuania Tribune Freetime 0
Vilnius Christmas tree
DELFI / Šarūnas Mažeika

Thank you or being with us in 2016 even though we were forced to adapt to a new reality and change our business model.

We are looking forward to keeping you informed on all the latest Lithuanian news and views in 2017. Please be advised that during the festive season the Lithuania Tribune is going to be working on reduced capacity.

Once again, thank you for being with us over the last year and see you in 2017!

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