The European Commission has announced the allocation of 15.35 million euros to help Bulgarian tourism. The measure is under temporary EU rules for state aid, which have been eased since the start of the Covid-19 pandemic. The funds under the measure will be granted to companies that have reported a decline in their turnover of at least 30 percent in 2020 compared to the previous 2019. The companies will receive aid amounting to 20% of their annual turnover in 2019 or up to 1.8 million euros. The money must be provided by the end of December and be paid at the beginning of next year.
Bulgaria's Black Sea coast is expecting a good tourist season this summer. But hoteliers in the country's resorts are worried about difficulties in finding qualified staff. This is what the mayor of Chernomorets, Rosen Despov, told BTA. According to him,..
The St. Anastasia tourist island complex near Burgas, one of Bulgaria’s most visited Black Sea tourist destinations, is celebrating its 10 th anniversary. That is why the tourist season begins early this year – its official opening is on Monday,..
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 Saturday, May 4. Their route includes the most emblematic buildings and places in the central..
For 20 years petanque fans have been organizing an international tournament at Shabla on the Black sea coast. They all come attracted by the untamed..
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