Crossing Borders: Bulgaria's Full Schengen Membership Transforms Travel to Greece and Romania
With Bulgaria's full integration into the Schengen Area, citizens now have the ability to travel freely to neighboring Greece and Romania
With Bulgaria's full integration into the Schengen Area, citizens now have the ability to travel freely to neighboring Greece and Romania
For the first time ever, a direct flight connection has been established between Sofia, Bulgaria, and the French ski resort of Grenoble
The Henley Passport Index for 2025 reveals that Singapore holds the top spot for the most powerful passport
Foreign Minister Ivan Kondov has expressed optimism about the potential abolition of US visas for Bulgarian citizens
The percentage of US visa denials for Bulgarians has steadily decreased in recent years
The New York Times has included Bulgaria among its top travel destinations for 2025
Starting today, a new traffic management system is being implemented at Sofia Airport for cars approaching Terminal 2
During recent inspections in Bulgaria's winter resorts, tax authorities uncovered several establishments failing to issue proper sales receipts
A Bulgarian woman recently shared her experience on Facebook after paying 840 leva (430 euros) for parking at Sofia Airport
Bulgaria's ski resorts are operating at full capacity this winter season, thanks to an early snowfall that helped kick off the season.
Starting from January 1, 2025, travelers with children no longer need to provide declarations of consent from absent parents when crossing into Greece and Romania
Bulgaria's tourism sector is set to achieve a record-breaking year in 2024
Starting January 9, 2025, Sofia Airport will implement a new traffic management system in front of Terminal 2
Greeks are welcoming the upcoming abolition of border checks with Bulgaria
The ancient rock city of Perperikon has recently received international recognition, with its latest accolade coming from the renowned US tourism website, Islands.com
Bulgaria ranks at the bottom of the European Union when it comes to vacation habits
Many Bulgarians are making their way back home for the holidays, with a significant portion of them coming from Germany.
Tourism Minister Evtim Miloshev stated that addressing the personnel shortage in Bulgaria's winter resorts will not be possible without employing workers from abroad
Renovation work has commenced at the "Kulata" border checkpoint in preparation for Bulgaria's upcoming entry into the Schengen area on January
The Bulgarian Ministry of Foreign Affairs has launched an awareness campaign aimed at reducing US visa refusals for Bulgarian citizens
The Borovets ski area is set to open for the winter season on Saturday, December 21, according to Vasilia Konstantinova
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