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According to some UK media, Brits and other foreign tourists chose Bulgaria’s seaside resort Sunny Beach because of the cheap booze. Photo BGNES
British TV Channel4's documentary reality about Bulgaria's largest summer resort Sunny Beach is staged, say a number of Brits who have vacationed in the resort.
Many have posted such comments online in Tripadvisor and voice outrage of the "lies" spread by the TV.
"Shame on Channel 4," writes one traveler.
"People please do not let this program put anyone off visiting Sunny Beach we own an apartment approx 600 meters from Flower Street (where all this was filmed) and have never in 15 years seen any kind of behavior such as was shown, it was widely known that Channel 4 offered inducements to the young people involved to act the clowns and my how their parents must be proud of their offspring! Channel 4 and not for the first time I might add love to sensationalize such activity. As previous posters have already stated this is NOT Sunny Beach it is staged managed and is nothing only pornography, shame on you again Channel 4," another forumer reports.
Many share they have witnessed last summer how Channel 4 turned into a movie set bars and streets and most all of the filth and pornography in the show have been staged.
The latest episode of the series "What Happens in Sunny Beach" was broadcast on Thursday, January 9.
The reality is dedicated to binge drinking and promiscuous sex Brits try to abandon while on summer vacation in Bulgaria.
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