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Russian Investment Funds Eye Bulgarian SPA Centers
Russian Investment funds show increased and growing interest in Bulgarian SPA centers both on the Black Sea coast and inside the country. The information was reported by the Bulgarian National Radio (BNR) Tuesday, citing the President of the Bulgarian branch of the international real estate federation FIABCI, who said Russian investors are inquiring about possibility to purchase entire complexes at once. According to the President, this a a new trend to replace individual private Russian interests in Bulgaria's tourist sector. The investment funds also wish to purchase land plots near SPA sites ...
03-09-2010
Bulgarians Increased Trips Abroad in Q2
The total number of trips Bulgarian citizens have made within the country and abroad dropped by 11% for the second quarter of 2010, according to preliminary data from Bulgaria's National Statistics Institute. However, Bulgarians made about 23% more trips abroad in the second quarter this year, in comparison to the period April-June 2009, while the trips within the country dropped by 17%. According to the data, vacations and trips have been the most common reason for the Bulgarians to travel abroad. The average money spent on a trip in Bulgaria in the second quarter of 2010 was BGN 158, while ...
03-09-2010
Bulgarian Economy Minister Backs Eco Tourism against Mafia
Bulgaria's system of mountain huts and cabins should remain intact to preserve environmentally friendly tourism, said Bulgarian Minister of Economy Traicho Traikov Sunday. “No mountain hut should be closed or replaced by apartments or hotels,” stated Traikov, who is also the minister in charge of tourism in Bulgaria. Traikov was speaking at the top of Cherni Vrah summit nearby Sofia at a gathering of more than 4000 hiking enthusiasts to mark the 115th anniversary of organized hiking, mountaineering and tourism in Bulgaria. The economy minister's statement comes as a response to worries recently ...
31-08-2010
Burgas Airport Welcomes 1.5 Millionth Passenger
Olga Andreevna, who arrived at Burgas Airport on the Bulgarian Black Sea coast Saturday night 22.27 EET from Moscow, turned out to be the airport's 1,500,000th passenger for 2010. This year Burgas airport welcomed its 1 millionth and 1.5 millionth passenger within one month. On August 4 23-year-old German Eileen Nischik flying in from Cologne became Burgas Airport’s millionth passenger. Russian traveler Andreevna came to Burgas Saturday night with her husband and little daughter for a two-weeks’ holiday in Sunny Beach north of Burgas. The lucky traveler and her family were serviced in the airport's ...
17-08-2010
Bulgarian Black Sea Coast Enjoys More Tourists in July, August
There were about 10% more tourists at the Bulgarian Black Sea coast in July and August in comparison to the same period last year. The statement was made by Elena Ivanova, head of the Union of Owners of Nesebar. “The interest towards the Bulgarian Black Sea coast is due to the fact that the resorts offer prices that are similar or even better than those in Greece and Turkey,” Ivanova said. She has also stated that in August tour operators registered an increased number of Bulgarian tourists at the south Black Sea coast. “All the places in Nesebar, Sunny Beach and St.Vlas are full. The hotels have ...
17-08-2010
40% increase in Russians visiting Bulgaria in 2010
The Bulgarian Foreign Affairs Ministry has reported a surge in the number of Russian holidaymakers visiting Bulgaria and spending their summer holidays in the country this year, a media statement revealed on August 16 2010. Reportedly, the increase amounts to 40 per cent more Russian nationals visiting Bulgaria. Consulates in Moscow, St Petersburg, Ekaterinburg, and Novosibirsk have accounted for a total of 262 078 visas to date, or a 40 per cent increase on the same period in 2009. In Moscow alone 200 000 visas were issued, the report said. Source: sofiaecho.comImage: google.bg To see the presentation ...
12-08-2010
Bulgarian holidaymakers flock to Turkish resorts
The Turkish economy ministry has released information revealing that Bulgarians account for about 3.5 per cent of the total number of foreign tourists who visit the country, Bulgarian media reported on August 6 2010. About 624 000 Bulgarians went to Turkey in the first half of 2010, which constitutes 3.5 per cent of the market. This, however, is a drop of two per cent on an annual basis, the report said. During the first month of the so called high tourist season, Turkey was visited by about 120 000 Bulgarians, making them the fifth largest group of foreign tourists in the country. Even so, the ...
10-08-2010
Bulgaria’s Albena Resort Expects 18% More Tourists
The Bulgarian Black Sea resort Albena is expecting an 18% increase of tourists in August in comparison to the same period last year. Managers of tourist companies in Albena have announced that they expect a 7 to 10% increase of tourists, year on year. Russians have recorded the biggest increase of holiday makers in Albena. About 3 000 have already went on vacation in Albena since the beginning of the year, which is 40% more than 2009. The decline of German tourists in Bulgaria has been overcome this year and Albena has already recorded 10% more German holiday makers than last year.Between 16 300 ...
10-08-2010
Russian tourists most numerous at Varna airport
Russian tourists have again been most frequent international holidaymakers passing through Varna airport in the summer of 2010, Bulgarian media reported on August 9 2010. A total of 653 384 tourists went through the airport during the first seven months of 2010, a 1.18 per cent decrease year-on-year overall. The number of Russian, Austrian, Polish, and Belarus nationals, however, all marked an increase from last year. The airport's busiest day so far this summer was July 30 when 113 flights and nearly 16 000 passengers were processed. According to official data released by Varna airport authorities, ...
05-08-2010
Bulgaria's Burgas Airport Welcomes Millionth Passenger
Eileen Nischik, who arrived at Burgas Airport on the Bulgarian Black Sea coast 11.12 EET from Cologne, Germany, turned out to be the airport's one-millionth passenger for 2010. The 23-year-old German comes with her boyfriend Torsten Dormann to spend a week in Black Sea resort town of Obzor. The lucky traveler and her friend were serviced in the airport's VIP hall and greeted by the airport director Georgi Chipilski in a special ceremony. This is the eighth year that the Burgas Airport celebrates the arrival of its millionth yearly passenger. Up to now, the airport has registered a 8% growth of ...
22-07-2010
Bulgaria's Burgas Airport Registers Busiest Day
The airport in the Bulgarian city of Burgas, which is close to the Sunny Beach resort and the UNESCO heritage town of Nessebar, has registered its busiest day of the year.On Tuesday, July 20, the Burgas Airport had the record number of 142 flights; the overwhelming majority of these were charter flights bringing in tourists.Usually, during the height of the summer season the Burgas Airport, which is the only airport along Bulgaria's southern Black Sea coast, services about 120 flights daily.The largest numbers of foreign tourists coming to Bulgaria through the Burgas Airport are from Germany, ...
20-07-2010
Municipality to Provide Free Tours in Bulgaria's Capital
The Sofia municipality will offer citizens and guests of the Bulgarian capital a free walking tour of the sights in the central part of the city.The mayor of Sofia, Yordanka Fandakova, will open the first tour Tuesday.The tour is an initiative by the municipal enterprises “Tourist Service”and “Stara Zagora”, in cooperation with the Association of tourist guides in Bulgaria.The route will include 10 sites, at which the guides will stop and tell their history in Bulgarian.The cultural-historical sites will include the Theology department of the Sofia University, the Sheraton Hotel, the Church of ...
20-07-2010
1st Hilton on Bulgaria's Black Sea Coast to Open in Golden Sands
The top-class global hotel brand Hilton will be represented for the first on the Bulgarian Black Sea coast with the opening of the “Doubletree by Hilton Varna” hotel in the Golden Sands resort.The upcoming opening of the Doubletree by Hilton Varna was made public Friday at a news conference in the Golden Sands resort with the announcement of a franchising contract between Hilton Worldwide and Helios Hotels Jsc, a subsidiary of Tetrareal Jsc.The famous Doubletree chocolate chip cookie, an icon of the hospitality of the brand, was introduced for the first time in Bulgaria during a special ceremony. ...
13-07-2010
Commission will monitor Black Sea hotels and restaurants during summer
The Bulgarian Commission for the Protection of Competition (CPC) will launch a systematic campaign to deter Black Sea businesses and entrepreneurs from committing violations, the commission said in a media statement on July 5 2010.The commission is tasked with ensuring that establishments at Bulgaria's resorts have legitimate accreditation and permits to conduct business. Additionally, the officers will monitor if services offered by the establishments correspond with their respective accreditation, the report said.The checks will be conducted "randomly" with "an element of surprise", but no further ...
01-07-2010
Bulgaria cheaper than all other destinations
British holidaymakers would be far better off financially if they went on holiday in Bulgaria rather than Brighton - on the south coast of England - according to a survey by Tesco Travel Money, even once the cost of flights is factored into the overall price.The survey includes the costs of accommodation, car hire, meals and expenses but not air fares.The survey reveals that a week in Sofia would cost a family of four 1221 pounds, while a seven-night break in Brighton would set them back 2209 pounds.Bulgaria works out cheaper than any other country quoted in the survey which, ironically, placed ...
01-07-2010
EU moots 'Michelin Star' system for top tourist spots
The world's top chefs would happily throw their grandmother under a Eurostar train to have their resto or bistro blessed with the award of a Michelin Star. Now Brussels hopes that European hoteliers, amusement park managers and art gallery curators will be every bit as ambitious to win the right to bear an EU tourist destination quality mark.The EU executive on Wednesday (30 June) proposed the creation of a prestigious EU "Quality Tourism" label to reward the best tourist businesses, activities and destinations, from the most secluded and exclusive Greek beachside bars to the scariest Transylvanian ...
29-06-2010
22% More Foreign Tourists Come to Bulgaria in May
The number of foreign holidaymakers who visited Bulgaria grew by almost 22% in May 2010 year on year, the National Statistical Institute reported.A total of 593 000 foreigners traveled to Bulgaria in May, which is an overall increase of 6.2% compared to the same month of 2009.Transit trips also increased – by 6.6%, while business trips to Bulgaria and guest stays were down by 18% and 13% respectively.The number of Romanians who visited Bulgaria in May increased by 22.4% year-on-year, of Austrians – by 16.6%; of Russians – by 66%; of Serbians – by 51%; of Macedonians – by 30%.About 35% fewer Swedes ...
25-06-2010
Cheap Summer Holidays in Bulgaria
A night in a hotel at Bulgaria's Black Sea coast at the price of a packet of chewing-gums. This is the cheapest offer in the history of Bulgaria's tourism. The shocking offer of less than 50 euro cents a night in Kaliakra resort is valid from June 22 till June 29 and from July 5 till July 8. The offer is only for the first night of the stay while the rest of the nights enjoy a 30% discount. Even if the client stays at the hotel for one night, he or she will pay the price of 47 euro cents. The attraction of clients comes after a move of Turkish hotel-runners as their motto is: "Once the tourist ...
23-06-2010
Expert Urges Bulgaria to Focus on Luring Russian, German Tourists
Bulgaria’s tourism sector must “focus” on attracting more of its “traditional” clients, i.e. German and Russian tourists, according to Georgi Shterev, Chair of the Hotel Owners’ Union in the Golden Sands resort.According to Shterev, German and Russian tourists are traditional guests in Bulgaria’s Northern Black Sea resorts, whereas Bulgarian tourists themselves prefer the Southern Black Sea coast for their vacations.In his words, the increased number of beds in the southern resorts has drawn down the prices there but the service is much better in the resorts on the north such as the Golden Sands. ...
23-06-2010
Bulgaria Summer Resorts Checked in the Name of Clients
The state body for consumer protection said it is starting inspections at hotels, restaurants, and places of entertainment in seaside resorts for violations of clients' rights.The inspectors are to check up if the category of the place fits the quality of service and whether there are separate price lists for charging Bulgarian and foreign visitors, a common practice until recently, which has now been banned by law.Tourist agencies will also be targets of inspections, checked for registration, professional insurance, contract conditions, registry of complaints, etc.The raids are part of a campaign ...