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Bulgaria's tourist sector expects to repeat the success of the record 2018

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The tourist sector in Bulgaria is expected to cope well with the challenges this year and to repeat the good results of the previous 2018, officials from Bulgaria's Ministry of Tourism have stated. The winter season has already started, with lodging, dining establishments and businesses ready to meet the challenges. There is a slight decline in pre-booked packages overall, however, which is most pronounced in traditional markets for Bulgaria such as Russia and Germany, as visits of Russian and German tourists are expected to be reduced by 12.4% and 11.2% respectively. At the same time, there are some markets where growth has been observed, such as Greece with a 6% growth, Ukraine with 24,3%, the UK with about 20%, the Netherlands with 7,3% and Hungary with 26,8%.




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