Two Bulgarian Cities Shine in Europe’s Budget Housing Rankings
Two Bulgarian cities, Plovdiv and Burgas, have been ranked among the most affordable locations for purchasing homes in Europe
Bulgaria's second largest Black Sea port, Port Burgas, has processed over 2 million tons of goods and raw materials in the first 10 months of 2012, port data indicates.
Thus, between January and November 2012, Port Burgas Jsc saw a 63% increase in the number of containers that it processed compared with the same period of 2011.
A total of 37 756 containers with goods were processed by Port Burgas, which is more than the number of containers processed even during the pre-crisis 2008, Radio Focus – Burgas reported.
The press center of Port Burgas has noted that a recent external audit of its Integrated Quality Management System has not found any discrepancies in its paperwork in accordance with International Standard ISO 9001:2008.
For the first time ever, a direct flight connection has been established between Sofia, Bulgaria, and the French ski resort of Grenoble
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The Bulgarian National Bank (BNB) has adopted a new regulation outlining the framework for providing emergency liquidity support to solvent banks once Bulgaria joins the Eurozone
The cost of housing in Bulgaria has surged dramatically in recent years
A recent survey within Bulgaria's financial sector reveals a growing concern among businesses regarding employment levels
Rents in Sofia, Varna, and Burgas are seeing significant growth, but they remain among the most affordable in Europe
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