Jobless Rate in Bulgaria Keeps Falling Down
The rate of unemployment in Bulgaria has dropped by 0.2% in February on a month-to-month basis reaching 13.
The rate of unemployment in Bulgaria has dropped by 0.2% in February on a month-to-month basis reaching 13.
The visits of Russian tourists in Bulgaria for this year's summer period is expected to rise by 30-50% in comparison to 2004, recent statistics showed.
A number of Bulgarian tourism and ecology organisations have insisted on introducing changes in the Super Borovets project, it became clear Wednesday.
A total of 60 Bulgarian companies and holiday resorts are presented at the annual international tourism forum in the Russian capital, opened Wednesday. The Moscow market is one of the four leading tourism expos in the world.
Now could be the time to buy in Bulgaria, but buyers should study all the potential risks, Graham Norwood advises in an article published by Independent.
Bulgaria Air flag carrier has announced the launch of regular flights from the coastal city of Varna to the European cities of Amsterdam, Vienna and Frankfurt, as of May-June. The Varna-Amsterdam-Varna flight will run every Monday, the Varna-Vienna-Varna
UK airlines British Airways and Virgin Atlantic decided to raise the surcharges on all flights to make up the record highs in fuel prices. The new tariffs enter into force as of March 28.
A British-Bulgarian business forum will run April in Sofia under the motto "Bulgaria - Business and Investment Opportunities 2005". The business forum is organised by the Bulgarian Business Leaders Forum (BBLF) in cooperation with the British Embassy in
Shares of Bulgaria's gas monopoly Bulgargaz will be put up for sale at the major stock exchanges in London and Frankfurt after Energy Minister Miroslav Sevlievski greenlighted the proposal.
The Board of Directors of the International Bank for Reconstruction and Development has decided to award Bulgaria non-reimbursable USD 10 M to enhance its energy capacity.
In the hearth of Bulgaria, 45 energy companies have united to establish an industrial cluster to the south of the country. Founders of the cluster named "Energy Heart of Bulgaria" include the mine complexes at Maritsa Iztok and Maritsa Iztok-2 and Brikel
Bulgaria has launched for public sale 70% of its shipping company - Navigation Maritime Bulgare - which is operating along the Danube River. The state sale body announced Tuesday that it was seeking for strategic investors either with turnover from trans
Greece is finally pleased with the Burgas-Alexandroupolis oil pipeline but the project is now facing new political and economic problems, RIA Novosti reported citing anonymous sources. Moscow is maintaining its position that it should receive a greater a
Austrian landline operator Telekom Austria paid EUR 80 M as option price under the call option agreement concluded in December 2004 to acquire MobilTel AD, the leading Bulgarian wireless operator. "The payment of the call option price is another importan
The assessment of the bids for concession of Bulgaria's coastal airports Varna and Burgas has reportedly been delayed. The tender commission has not started the analysis of the candidates' offers, Pari Daily reported, citing insiders.
A state-owned 35.78% stake in Bulgaria's arms producer Arsenal will be auctioned off at the Sofia Stock Exchange, the sale body has announced.
Bulgaria is reposing much hope for its tourism development on a nearing tourism forum in Moscow. The MITT 2005 major international expo will feature a Bulgarian stand that is larger and more impressive than ever, the state Bulgarian National Radio (BNR)
Bulgaria's sale body extended by a month the deadline for submitting binding bids for acquiring 100% stake in three heating utility plants.
A total of ten new hotels will be opened before the beginning of the new summer season in the Bulgarian seaside resort Sunny Beach.
German media conglomerate Bertelsmann plans to make two or three acquisitions in two European televisions this year, world media reported. Eastern Europe is one of the most probable markets, eyed by the world's fourth-largest media group.
Macedonia temporarily stops the export of live pigs from Bulgaria because of a disease spreading among the wild pigs in the region around the border.
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