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Premier Borissov calls on tourism sector to attract Bulgarian tourists

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The state supports the recovery of all sectors affected by the Covid-19 pandemic. Bulgaria opened its sites and establishments before the other countries. We were brave and responsible and used medical expertise. Bulgaria’s economy and industry started functioning earlier, Premier Boyko Borissov said. He called on his compatriots to spend their summer holiday along the Bulgarian Black Sea coast. “The tourism sector, however, needs to do what is necessary to attract half a million Bulgarians. The tourism industry has to tell people-come and visit us! Our hotels are more beautiful, cleaner and safer. The state supports the tourism sector. It should also advertise and make a commitment”, Premier Borissov added.




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