Foreign Workers in Bulgaria Mostly Employed in Tourism, Construction, and Transport
Foreign workers in Bulgaria are most commonly employed in the tourism, construction, and transport sectors
The conditions for tourism in the mountains are bad. This was reported by the Mountain Rescue Service (PSS) at the Bulgarian Red Cross, quoted by FOCUS News Agency.
The weather is cloudy and foggy, with moderate to strong winds.
Temperatures are between -3 to -13 degrees. The lift facilities operate at Borovets, Bansko and Pamporovo. No incidents were reported. More information can be found at the MSS website.
The phones of MSS are: 02/9632000 and 088 1470.
The international entrepreneurial corporation KYB, in collaboration with SkyUp Airlines and several partners, has introduced the first direct scheduled flight linking Bulgaria and Moldova
Prices in seaside restaurants across Bulgaria are rising this year, with a noticeable hike in some popular beachside dishes
In the coming months, anti-drone systems will be deployed at Bulgarian airports
In 2025, camping prices across Europe have seen notable increases, with the average cost of an overnight stay for two people – including a pitch, caravan, electricity, and local tax – ranging from €14.18 to €40.40.
This may be the last seaside summer for Bulgarians in levs.
Bulgarian businesses are actively recruiting students to fill seasonal positions for the upcoming summer, offering earnings ranging from 4,000 to 6,000 leva
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