Bulgaria's Govt to Review 7 Ski Tourism Development Projects
Seven projects for developing ski tourism have been submitted with Bulgaria's government, according to Daniela Bobeva, Deputy Prime Minister in charge of economic development.
Seven projects for developing ski tourism have been submitted with Bulgaria's government, according to Daniela Bobeva, Deputy Prime Minister in charge of economic development.
The ski resorts Bansko, Borovets, and Pamporovo are the most popular destinations for Bulgarians for the upcoming New Year celebrations.
Two ski slopes in Bulgaria's Bansko resort will open on Friday, while the official opening of the season will take place on December 14.
In October 2013, the number of trips of Bulgarian residents abroad was 306.5 thousand or by 8.9% above the registered in October 2012.
Bulgaria is willing to negotiate an optimization of the visa regime with neighboring countries in a bid to attract more Chinese tourists.
Deputy Economy Minister Branimir Botev has suggested that Bulgaria's performance in developing tourism is way above the global average.
Experts from Bulgaria's Forestry Agency have sent a file of signals to the Smolyan regional Prosecutor's Office regarding unwarranted expansion of top winter resort Pamporovo.
The Japanese Travel Channel has made a film about famous sites in Bulgaria's Haskovo region.
Bulgaria ranks fourth in Europe by the rate of development of winter tourism, says Deputy Minister of Economy in charge of Tourism, Branimir Botev.
Bulgaria's Black Sea Varna Municipality is participating with its own stand at the world's largest tourism exhibition, World Travel Market (WTM) in London.
Bulgaria has so far registered tourism revenues of over EUR 3 B in 2013 and the sector accounts for 13.
The number of tourists who visited Bulgaria's town of Belogradchik from the beginning of 2013 until now has increased by 12%, says local mayor Boris Nikolov .
The Rila Destination project has confirmed annoucements of Bulgarian officials that it plans to develop a large "model" winter resort in the Bulgarian mountain with the same name.
Bulgaria's National Tourism Board has cautioned that lifting the full smoking ban in enclosed public places may result in a wave of reimbursement claims.
Some 80% of the foreign tourists who visit Bulgaria approve of the country’s full smoking ban in enclosed public spaces, according to a local tourists association chair.
In September 2013, the number of trips of Bulgarian residents abroad was 370 900 or by 11% above the registered in September 2012.
The international seaport of the Bulgarian Black Sea city of Burgas has been officially opened, according to local media.
BBC’s recent documentary on Bulgaria’s Sunny Beach resort “is embarrassing for British tourists, and not for Bulgaria,” the country’s Deputy Economy Minister has stated.
Bulgaria has registered so far in 2013 about 5.8% increase of tourists, according to the Deputy Minister of Economy and Energy, Branimir Botev.
Profits in Bulgaria's coast tourism sector for summer period of 2013 are lower than expected, causing disappointment among investors in the sector, according to a report.
Sunny Beach, Bulgaria's popular summer resort, has found its place in the hearts of young Britons, ousting Magaluf and Kavos as their favourite party destination, BBC reports.
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