Bulgaria’s Minister of Tourism Hristo Prodanov said that he expected a 15%-20% increase in accommodation, services and food prices on the Bulgarian Black Sea coast. In an interview for Nova TV, Minister Prodanov expressed hope that the 2022 summer tourist season will get close to 2019 in terms of the number of tourists.
In his words, Ukrainian refugees accommodated in state facilities should be integrated promptly, start jobs and vacate these facilities, so that state employees who have booked a holiday can take advantage of the opportunity to stay there as of mid-July. Nearly 5,000 Ukrainian refugees are accommodated in state facilities.
Minister Prodanov is paying a visit to Golden Sands resort which marks its 65th anniversary. More than 30 heads of diplomatic missions in Bulgaria are paying a visit to the resort to get familiar with Bulgaria’s potential in tourism.
The first and only nuclear power plant in Bulgaria ‘’Kozloduy’’ was officially opened on September 4, 1974. It is also the first nuclear power plant in Southeastern Europe. However, the beginning of Bulgaria's nuclear energy sector was marked on July..
On Wednesday, the weather will be mostly sunny . In the afternoon, cumulus clouds will develop and in isolated places in the mountainous and eastern regions, short-term rain with thunder will fall. A light and moderate wind will blow from the..
On September 10 and 11, the Inter Expo Center in Sofia will host Smart Poultry World - a large-scale business exhibition dedicated to the poultry sector . Among the exhibitors are world leaders in the field of technological equipment, energy..
Unforgettable experiences with fresh beer, specially developed alcoholic and non-alcoholic beer cocktails, favorite Bulgarian and foreign hip-hop and rock..
Toshiba Energy Systems & Solutions Corporation will assist Bulgaria in bringing the Chaira power plant back into operation as soon as possible. The..
The first and only nuclear power plant in Bulgaria ‘’Kozloduy’’ was officially opened on September 4, 1974. It is also the first nuclear power plant in..
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