In Sofia, Bulgarian Minister of Tourism Ilin Dimitrov and Israeli counterpart Haim Katz have signed an agreement between the governments of Bulgaria and Israel on cooperation in the sphere of tourism.
The agreement envisages exchange of experience in specific forms of tourism, such as spa and wellness, adventure, cultural-historical, religious tourism. This is the first visit of the Minister of Tourism of Israel to Bulgaria. In the past year, Bulgaria was visited by nearly 200,000 Israeli tourists, which is a rise of about 300% compared to 2021, with the most popular destinations being Sofia, Nessebar, Varna, Bansko, Samokov, Plovdiv.
With the start of the active summer season the two main lifts to Snezhanka peak have been put in operation. The tourist centre at the entrance of the resort also opens as of today. The amusement parks and numerous trails, where specialized mountain..
From 27 to 29 June, Sofia will be the Wine Capital of the Balkans . The 13th edition of the Balkan Wine Festival will welcome guests to the Wine Town in front of the National Palace of Culture. Visitors will be able to taste thousands of wines from the..
Getting to know the cuisine typical of a given place goes hand in hand with rural tourism. The region of Kyustendil in Southwestern Bulgaria, is a gold mine in this respect, with gastro tours in this part of Bulgaria gaining in popularity...
Imagine more than 60 km of coastline with 21 beaches, a wide range of accommodation - hotels, guesthouses, campsites. Restaurants, sports and entertainment..
Tourist arrivals in Sofia are up 12% compared to the same period in 2023 , the Ministry of Tourism said. The Sofia Municipality informed that the..
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