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Bulgarian Economy Minister Delyan Dobrev (left) with Israeli Minister of Tourism Stas Mesizhnikov in Sofia Monday. Photo by BGNES
Israel's Tourism Minister Stas Misezhnikov is to visit Bulgaria's two largest Black Sea resort cities, Burgas and Varna, on Tuesday.
Misezhnikov will be accompanied by Bulgarian Minister of Economy, Energy and Tourism Delyan Dobrev, local media say. The two Ministers are to meet with Israeli tourists and local tour operators.
Misezhnikov's visit is intended to reaffirm warm and friendly bilateral relations between Israel and Bulgaria in the wake of last Wednesday's terror attack in Burgas.
During his visit to Bulgaria, Misezhnikov made it clear explicitly that Bulgaria and Israeli will continue to boost their ties, and that his visit to Bulgaria is a positive message urging Israeli tourists to continue visiting Bulgaria.
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