The Geissen family will soon come to Slovakia to record an episode of their reality show. Sulík furnished it on dumplings – REFRESHER

The Geissen family has been one of the mainstays of Slovak television screens for many years. Share Save Saved Share Share article You must be logged in to save an article. Failed to save changes. Try logging in again and try again. If the problem persists, please contact the administrator. An error has occurred If problems persist, please contact the administrator. The extravagant Geissen family, who heard the call of the Minister of Economy Richard Sulík, will be walking around Slovakia in a few weeks. The beloved and hated German family of the rich will arrive in Slovakia to film an episode of their reality show and make the corners of our country visible in the world, the daily SME reports. The reality shows of the well-known Geissen family, who love luxury holidays and extravagant experiences, became popular in Slovakia years ago when TV Joj started broadcasting it. Since then, he has been appearing on television screens with a break, and since February TV Joj has been broadcasting the ninth series of reality shows out of ten. Richard Sulík invited the Geissen family of Robert, Carmen and their daughters Shania Tyra and Davina Shakir to Slovakia last November, when the family stopped in the Slovak pavilion at the World Expo in Dubai. Source: Geissenovci “According to the preliminary plan, Geissenovci will come to Slovakia in May,” said SaS party spokesman Ondrej Šprlák. The exact arrival of the family is not known, nor is the program that the Geissen family should go through. However, filming one episode of the reality show will probably require them not only to stop in Bratislava, but to march several corners of the country. Šprlák confirmed that the family is going to get to know Slovakia, so it may happen that you come across the staff together with Robert and Carmen on a May walk around one of the tourist attractions in our region. Sulík met the Geissen family at the Expo exhibition, where he cooked traditional Slovak dumplings in the Slovak pavilion. “So they liked that they stayed two hours instead of thirty minutes. And then they came again in the evening and again the next day, because they felt good there, “Sulík enjoyed a prominent visit last year. It was the natural chemistry between the Geissen family and the representatives of Slovakia that probably convinced the family to give our country a chance. According to available information, they should not receive any fees for their visit to Slovakia, while according to Sulík, one episode will have a marketing value of at least 100,000 euros as an advertisement for Slovakia. Report a bug. If you find a defect in the article or have comments, let us know. Preview image: Geissenovci