Thu, Feb 09 2012
Photo: Nadezhda Chipeva
A group of intrepid Bulgarians climbed Morocco’s Jbel Toubkal summit in June 2009
Rila Monastery continues to attract more tourists with an almost 25 per cent year-on-year rise
Part Two of Four: this sequence will explore Bulgaria’s tallest mountains and some of the most beautiful and enchanting routes to reach them. This time the focus is on hiking on Vitosha Mountain. Watch this space for part three, next week!
Part One of Four: this sequence will explore Bulgaria's tallest mountains, Rila, Pirin, Vitosha and Stara Planina, and some of the most beautiful and enchanting routes to reach them. Watch this space for part two, next week!
Bulgaria’s oldest winter resort also offers summer appeal
A must-see destination
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.