Bulgaria Beach Resorts Count on German High School Seniors
German high school seniors are the tourists Bulgaria largest sea resort Sunny Beach counts on to fill its hotels.
Over 30 hotels have reservations for German high school proms and the students are expected to be the first tourists arriving at the resort in May.
The increased interest had been a surprise even for travel agents, while the groups are expected to stay at Sunny Beach at least for a week.
In addition to Sunny Beach, German high school seniors are expected in the northern Black Sea resorts of Albena and Golden Sands.
Travel agents say the reservations, which begin booking at the end of 2009, are higher in numbers compared to the last season.
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