Thu, Feb 09 2012
NESSEBUR: A street in an area with 40 completed hotels, but no tarmac.
Photo: Georgi Kozhuharov
NOT QUITE ON THE ROAD: Work on completing a new road to Slunchev Bryag (Sunny Beach) has been delayed for up to two months.
Photo: Georgi Kozhuharov
IRAKLI: Construction in and around the Irakli coastal nature area has been a source of long-standing controversy.
Photo: Georgi Kozhuharov
SOZOPOL: Building projects in the southern seaside town.
Photo: Georgi Kozuharov
APRIL 2009: A seaside scene at Sozopol on Bulgaria's southern Black Sea coast.
Photo: Georgi Kozhuharov
In the midst of an economic crisis Siroko has caused outrage by charging 30 leva for an umbrella and a beach chair.
Recent studies, including those by NASA, indicate the average global surface temperature since 1880 has gone up 0.8 degrees Celsius and is on course to continue rising by 0.1 degrees every decade.
EU negotiators are urging other parties at the COP17 climate talks in Durban to agree to a 'roadmap' that would lead to a climate treaty that would legally bind governments to cut emissions blamed for climate change.
Agriculture and rural areas in the Western Balkans: status update.
The world's deep-sea catch is steadily declining, and the high vulnerability of these fish populations and diverse marine ecosystems is well documented.
BGWEA has estimated that Bulgaria's installed renewable energy capacity will reach between 2000 MW and 3000 MW by 2020, given the current number of projects.
we are fortunate to live in Budjaka
area of sozopol unfortunately the
roads are a big dissapointment
they are a river of mud in winter
and a dust cloud in summer, with
craters that would stop a
mountaineer. that apart life's ok
Who want an nice apartment that has no road or pavement in or around it? People don't want to walk through mud and dirt when they leave their property.
Do something now before its too late!
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That`s great, but what about the alleys and the lighting fixtures. It looks bad with all that mud. The Windmill Palms would look great.
I live in Durannkalak and up to now there has been little Development.
I have miles of coast line and when I go to the pretty beach I am lucky if I see 2 people.
So if your fed up with Bansko and Sunney etc.Come here.
Go to the center and ask for the English man Robert any body will tell you were I live. I will be happy to show you round.
I appeal to the 20% of positive/constructive thinkers to join me in finding a solution to the problems, without the energy and time wasting excecise of judging and blaming. Embrace challenges, adapt,adopt and be flexible enough to bend with the winds of change that is sweeping our new world in which we are so unprepared and ill equiped to deal with. We need clear calm thinking coupled with bold and brave, fearless and decisive action.
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I bought apartments in Sunny Beach, now sold with £110,000 profit in my bank. A happy lad.
Yes I aggree that the coast line is overbuilt...what a shame!
Oh dear, Spain All over again.
When will thay learn.
Sun, Sea,and Zargoka !!!!!!
dear just_a_nobody
it seems that your economic background is not that fundamental, that for sure also applies for those people who developed these projects and those who approved them.
it does not hurt to learn from others and/or the past...
Any economic development is good for the country at this point... sea side or not. It's also important that these projects get finished!
well if you can ride in your merc with black windows,or your Q7,or the new BMV - who cares?? or your town mayor has 2 apts in spain - who cares?? what idiots!! and Bansko is just as bad.
I hate to see the development that has taken place in and around Sozopol since my first visit back in the early 1990s, the town has lost much of it's charm. 10+ years ago a trip along the southern Black Sea coastline to the Turkish frontier was an adventure, now it is a common tourist destination.
The tourist industry in Bulgaria will take a really big hit this summer. And the mafia people who run the show at the Black Sea resorts deserve to suffer and take all losses. Bastards! They have buried the beautiful country!!!
it would seem that the once beautiful cherno more coastline continues to be massacred by ruthless constructers and blind authorities....remember what happened to spain....the disaterous algarve developments in portugal. one should always try to learn from other peoples mistakes
hmmm... looks like a place where someone can really find some recreation...
some people prefer vacation on a farm, some in the mountains, some on the seaside, but maybe there are some who prefer to do vacation on a construction site.. maybe this is a niche market where they can focus on... it is called market segmentation ! :-(