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As the winter ski season nears its end and before we get to read the official statistics that show that “2018 was a record year with x per cent more […]
The laws of economics and of supply-and-demand theory seem to be severely questioned when low-cost airlines enter a market. It seems that in most case ...
On October 14, as the sun shone down on Sofia and the population lapped up the late summer sun, the ski season opened in Kitzbühel. This was the firs ...
The acceleration of the date when Bulgaria will take over the seat of the EU Presidency from the first half of 2018 will no doubt have sent the local ...
The tales of low cost carriers and how the low cost model is becoming de facto the norm across Europe and other parts of the globe and talk often expands […]
It was once said that there were more airline frequent flyer miles in circulation in the United States than there were dollar bills. While this may or may not be […]
If your train from Sofia to Stara Zagora or your bus from Rousse to Varna is cancelled due to snow drifts and thick ice making travel unsafe and impossible, I […]
Airlines such as Lufthansa, Air France and BA have one problem with their European flights; they lose money with them – a lot of money. Their European flights are to […]
In Europe, the power of democracy is such that whenever there is a good idea, the lunatic fringe which regardless is always plus/minus 10 per cent of the population, does […]
Anyone who has flown into or out of Sofia’s relatively new airport will almost certainly applaud its efficiency and simplicity, especially when compared with many rivals. One might argue that […]
