Bulgaria: Borovets Hotel Charges 5 Euros for Toilet Use, Sparks Tourist Outrage

A hotel in the Borovets ski resort has provoked criticism after charging 5 euros (approximately 9.80 BGN) for the use of its toilet facilities

11.5% of Bulgarians do not have a Toilet in their Home

11.5% of inhabited dwellings in Bulgaria do not have an indoor toilet, 6.9% do not have a bathroom at home.

Toilet Paper Prices in Bulgaria have Risen Up to 40% in 2022

Toilet and kitchen paper rose in price by about 40 percent in a year - both as an effect of the pandemic and due to a double increase in the prices of raw materials, the increase in the price of energy carriers and transport costs and the depreciation of

15% of Bulgarians Live in a Dwelling without its Own Indoor Flushing Toilet

World Toilet Day, celebrated on 19th November every year, is about inspiring action to tackle the global sanitation crisis and help achieve Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) 6, which promises sanitation for all by 2030.

Hidden Camera in the Female Toilet of a High School in Stara Zagora

The police are looking for the owner of a camera that was placed in the women's toilet at Stara Zagora's Stomatological High School, bTV said on Sunday, citing the Regional Directorate of the Ministry of Interior.

'Borisov' Restroom Pops in Sofia Central Park

Unknown pranksters have "decorated" one of the portable restrooms in the central Sofia park "Borisova gradina," poking fun at the "Watergate" scandal with mass unauthorized spying in the country.

Diplomats are working overtime in the Middle East.

Meanwhile, the rest of us are working overtime just refreshing the news feed

I told my boss I was following world news closely

Ex-President Radev said he wants to restore trust in politics

right after resigning, starting a party, and jumping into the early Parliamentary elections.

Bulgaria is holding its seventh consecutive parliamentary elections this spring

… at this rate, politicians will need frequent flyer miles just to get to the ballot box.

“Unity makes strength,” Bulgaria's PM told the world

Strong words - though unity in Bulgarian politics usually lasts about as long as a yogurt in the sun.

The ECB says inflation is down to 2%, but people don’t feel richer

That’s because no one checks CPI when standing in the dairy aisle