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A new travel site of UNESCO popularizes destinations globally and the ancient Black Sea town of Nesebar is one of them. The UNESCO World Heritage Sites webpage, developed with the contribution of National Geographic includes 34 destinations, selected among world heritage sites from 19 member-states of the organization. The platform is accessible as of 15 September within the frameworks of the European Heritage Days initiative. The latter encourages people to travel in a ‘different’ and ‘more sophisticated’ manner, beyond major tourist destinations, having experiences exceeding the usual stuff that the region can offer. Furthermore, the platform urges tourists to travel along 4 routes of cultural heritage, developed within the project. The website is accessible in English, Chinese and French.
The largest specialized exhibition for camping tourism, water sports and outdoor leisure is returning for the seventh time in a row and at a new location - Sofia Land. To host the event, the former capital amusement park opens its..
The 56 th edition of the traditional Yantra-Danube kayaking trip is due to take place from 30 April until 3 May, 2024, the Bulgarian Tourist Union has announced. A flotilla of dozens of kayakers will set out along the River Yantra, following the..
The surge in travel following the end of the pandemic has led people to seek an alternative to the conventional idea of a holiday. The younger generations in particular are fed up with the standard trips to famous European cities or the conventional..
The St. Anastasia tourist island complex near Burgas, one of Bulgaria’s most visited Black Sea tourist destinations, is celebrating its 10 th..
The free walking tours in Bulgaria's Ruse - Ruse Summer Free Tour in English - aimed at the Bulgarian and foreign guests of the city, will start on..
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