Bulgarian capital Sofia seeing ‘unprecedented tourism boom’ – report
Bulgarian capital city Sofia has become a much more popular and preferred tourist destination, with a stable increase in tourism
Read moreBulgarian capital city Sofia has become a much more popular and preferred tourist destination, with a stable increase in tourism
Read moreMore than 6500 citizens of non-EU countries have been employed since May 2018 to work at Bulgaria’s Black Sea resorts
Read moreThe number of trips abroad by Bulgarians in July 2018 was close to 10 per cent higher than in July
Read moreTurnover at restaurants, shops and other places on Bulgaria’s Black Sea coast was 1.127 billion leva in June 2018, the
Read moreSwimming was banned at many beaches on Bulgaria’s Black Sea coast on August 24 because of turbulent seas, reports from
Read moreBulgarian Tourism Minister Nikolina Angelkova said on August 17 that she would take court action against former deputy tourism minister
Read moreBulgaria’s Cabinet approved on August 8 a draft agreement between the country’s Tourism Ministry and the World Tourism Organization on
Read moreClose to 1000 additional police officers from all over Bulgaria have been deployed to the country’s Black Sea coastal resorts
Read moreA new World Bank report outlines the millions of leva in losses incurred by Bulgaria’s state-owned hotels. The report covers
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