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FIRST TOURISTS AT SLUNCHEV BRYAG
Business | May 2, 2001, Wednesday // 00:00
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First group of German tourists to Slunchev Bryag, clients of Neckermann and ITF is to arrive tomorrow. The second group, brought by TUI, is expected on May 4. First Scandinavian visitors, a group of about 300 tourists from Finland, are expected to arrive on May 16. This year the complex offers a new service to its guests. A system of magnet cards has been introduced for guarding the sites. Four new checkpoints have been opened to maintain the admission regime in the resort.
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