Number of Tourists To Grow by 30% for Summer 2017
The number of tourists to Bulgaria will increase by 30% for the summer season of 2017, forecast large tour operators Thomas Cook and TUI.
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ARCHIVE - 14 October 2016
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Number of Tourists To Grow by 30% for Summer 2017Politics
Bulgarians Travelling Abroad on November 6 Have Right To VoteIsrael Freezes Relations with UNESCO
Turkey, Israel To Normalise Relations
Bulgarian PM Calls Emergency Meeting To Discuss Coalition Stability
Bulgarian PM: Either Reformist Bloc Acts Like Ruling Colaition Party Or Goodbye
Toplofikatsiya Sofia To Turn On Heating on October 17
Gallup: DPS To Determine Outcome of Possible Presidential Election Run-Off
Former Sofia District Governor Faces Charges Over Unprofitable Deals for BGN 11 M
16,000 Illegal Migrants Enter Bulgaria Since Beginning of 2016
Miners' Strike at Bobov Dol Ends
Society
Unique Golden Heart Discovered in Bulgaria's Veliki PreslavWorld
Germany, Switzerland Strengthen Patrols on Common BorderHungary To Open Office for Persecuted Christians
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Bulgarians Travelling Abroad on November 6 Have Right To Vote
The Central Election Commission (CEC) informs all Bulgarian citizens with voting rights who happen to be abroad on the day of the presidential elections and the referendum - November 6 - that they have the right to vote no matter whether they have filed
Politics | October 14, 2016, Friday // 16:31
Israel Freezes Relations with UNESCO
Israel has frozen its relations with UNESCO as a sign of protest against a resolution with which the international organisation declares that the Holy places on the Temple Mount in Jerusalem cannot be linked to Judaism.
Turkey, Israel To Normalise Relations
Turkey and Israel will conclude the process of mutual appointment of ambassadors within a week or ten days at most, announced the spokesperson of Turkish President Erdogan, reported Reuters.
Bulgarian PM Calls Emergency Meeting To Discuss Coalition Stability
After a surprise visit to Parliament today, PM Borisov has called an emergency meeting at 17:30 hrs to discuss the readiness of the ministers from the coalition partners of GERB to continue to be part of the government.
Bulgarian PM: Either Reformist Bloc Acts Like Ruling Colaition Party Or Goodbye
“GERB’s Parliamentary Group asked me today to reshape the government.
Toplofikatsiya Sofia To Turn On Heating on October 17
Due to the expected decrease in temperatures next week, according to the weather forecast, Toplofikatsiya Sofia will begin to turn on the heating in Sofia in stages on Monday.
Gallup: DPS To Determine Outcome of Possible Presidential Election Run-Off
If, after the presidential elections on November 6, a run-off is reached between Tsetska Tsacheva and General Rumen Radev, BSP’s candidate will win, showed a Gallup survey of electoral attitudes among 998 people in the period October 4-12.
Former Sofia District Governor Faces Charges Over Unprofitable Deals for BGN 11 M
Sofia Prosecutor’s Office has indicted former Sofia District Governor Veselin Penev on charges that, in the period 30.
16,000 Illegal Migrants Enter Bulgaria Since Beginning of 2016
About 16,000 foreigners have entered Bulgaria illegally since the beginning of the year, showed data of the State Agency for Refugees, reported BGNES.
Miners' Strike at Bobov Dol Ends
The strike of the miners at Bobov dol ended on Thursday evening after they spent three days and nights underground insisting that they receive their salaries.
Society
Unique Golden Heart Discovered in Bulgaria's Veliki Preslav
A team of archeologists in Veliki Preslav has discovered a unique golden heart previously applied to the garment of a high-ranking person.
World
Germany, Switzerland Strengthen Patrols on Common Border
Germany and Switzerland have strengthened border patrols on their common border in order to prevent migrants from travelling north and violating EU rules on asylum, reported BTA.
Hungary To Open Office for Persecuted Christians
Hungary has become the first country whose government is opening a special office tending to Christians persecuted in the Middle East and on European territory, reported Front Page Magazine.
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