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The Sofia Echo on the paperless ticket chase

Wed, Jun 04 2008 11:22 CET

byClive Leviev-Sawyer

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There is a question mark over Bulgaria's readiness to implement European requirements for a new paperless air ticket system. The issue of The Sofia Echo appearing on June 6 explores the issue.

In the paper's regular regional coverage, Spasena Baramova examines the aftermath of Macedonia's troubled June 1 snap elections.

The Sofia Echo's business section this week covers a wide range of issues, from the World Bank survey of companies' views on the business environment, to the new IT system coming into use at the Bulgarian Stock Exchange, the contest to become Bulgaria's fourth GSM operator and the vexed issue of the quota for employing foreign players in football clubs.

In the features section, Penny O'Sullivan takes us on a journey to Kazanluk and Pavel Ivanov reviews Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull.

Elsewhere, The Sofia Echo offers our regular menu of restaurant and venue reviews, listings of what's on at the theatres, galleries, at cinemas and on television.

In the sports section, this week's coverage includes an update by Alex Bivol on the Euro 2008 football championship.

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