Mayor of Varna bans alcohol in public places in move against ‘alcohol tourism’
The mayor of Bulgaria’s largest Black Sea city Varna, Ivan Portnih, has issued a ban on alcohol in public places
Read moreThe mayor of Bulgaria’s largest Black Sea city Varna, Ivan Portnih, has issued a ban on alcohol in public places
Read moreLow-cost airline Ryanair will expand its destinations list to include Bulgaria’s capital city of Sofia starting in May 2016, with
Read moreBulgaria’s cabinet has adopted new regulations on requirements for accommodation, catering and entertainment establishments, saying that obsolete requirements are being
Read moreThe number of tourists visiting Bulgaria is falling, with a notable decrease in Russian tourists, but the first half of
Read moreBulgaria earns about 25 million euro from eco tourism, with close to half of eco tours in the country booked
Read moreBulgarian authorities have been inspecting beaches held under concession contracts, finding rule-breaking such as shortages of lifeguards and stalls being
Read moreBulgaria’s cabinet has reshuffled the 2015 budget of the Ministry of Tourism to provide an additional two million leva (about
Read moreAt the height of the summer tourism season at Bulgaria’s Black Sea coast, hoteliers in Varna say tourist numbers are
Read moreBulgaria has seconded police from elsewhere in the country to Black Sea beach resorts including Sunny Beach and Golden Sands
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