Sat, Feb 11 2012
Tourism industry extremely happy with six day holidays as hotels are booked up.
Two large residential areas, a business and office centre and an entertainment centre, equipped with its own park, lake, and a play school close to Varna city centre to be ready by July 2011.
After being put on hold in September 2008, the refurbishment of numerous Bulgarian roads is set to start up again.
A new building will house Bourgas municipality equipped with multi-storey car parks and access for the disabled.
Developer GTC wants Galeria Rousse to become the largest shopping mall in the town on the Danube River
The Assenova Fortress will undergo urgent restoration, which will reinforce the walls, support the land prone to erosion underneath it and allow easier access to the complex with a new road leading to it.
In light of economic stagnation, initial calculations by Litos Ibuilt have to be re-worked, so putting the current project on hold.
Two more European accredited golf courses will be built in Bulgaria, making a total of six to date that are up to European standard. However, in order for Bulgaria to take full advantage of lucrative possibilities, it needs to build more than 30 courses that would expand the tourist season by five months annually.
Foreign and Bulgarian tourists victim of debt row at a Pamporovo hotel, Foreign Ministry intervenes after another tour group delayed in Morocco, and Bulgarian arrested in Serbia for forging receipts for payment for tour group.
The country will withdraw from participation in some international tourist expos but will join others to promote itself as a tourist destination.
Management company says current legislation makes it impossible to run the ski lifts legally.
The municipality accounted for 26.8 per cent of the total number of overnights in the quarter and generated 30.5 per cent of the country's revenue from accommodation services.
In July-September, a total of 1.522 million Bulgarians travelled abroad or in the country.