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Christmas and New Year’s Eve cost Bulgarians BGN 2.2 B, showed preliminary data reported by Bulgaria ON AIR.
Since the beginning of December BGN 450 M of Bulgarians’ money were spent on gifts, food and trips.
Money spent during the holidays is 10% more than in 2015. The greatest amount was spent on December 23. Expenses reached BGN 200 M per day.
Bulgarians allocated slightly more than BGN 1 B for food. The average amount spent on presents was about BGN 225.
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