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Bulgaria expects an increase by 4-6% in tourist numbers in the winter season, according to Blagoy Ragin, Chair of the Bulgarian Hotel and Restaurant Association (BHRA).
In a Wednesday interview for the Bulgarian National Radio, Ragin argued that 1% of the tourism revenues had to go to domestic and international advertising.
He suggested that the measure would result in 4% growth over the next 4 years.
The BHRA Chair recommended a several-fold increase in fines and a revocation of licenses of non-compliant entities, as well as including tourism experts in the panel of advisors of Bulgaria’s new Tourism Ministers.
On Wednesday, the BHRA is to hand out awards to the most successful entrepreneurs in tourism for the 18th time.
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There is a great interest in Bulgaria. We have twice as many tourists as last year, but now the winter season is even happier, as flights to and from the UK and Russia, where there is even more interest, will be resumed. Bulgaria remains competitive
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Bulgaria's Tourism Minister Nikolina Angelkova told Dnevnik.bg that she expects a growth of 4-5% in the number of tourists this winter season.
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