Sat, May 26 2012
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Analysts say ČSA restructuring will be much less risky.
The airline will service the destination two times a week, starting from May 7, according to information published on the Plovdiv airport website on February 18.
The company, which had announced it would begin the route on March 27 2011, started offering tickets for the destination in late 2010.
If the two airlines had merged, it would have become a single body controlling about 90 per cent of Greek domestic air transport.
British budget carrier Easyjet will terminate all flights from Sofia to Madrid from March 10 2011.
British Airways will nevertheless continue to service the route at the same price through an alliance with Hungarian peer Malev, which will fly to Budapest from Varna, while flights from Hungary's capital to London will carried out by British Airways.
Destinations include Sofia, London, Vienna, Budapest, Moscow and Brussels.
A winter’s day walk in the capital of Hungary
The tax, levied on hotel owners, is calculated based on occupancy rate in the hotel, but assumes that at least 30 per cent of a hotel's rooms are booked at all times.
Most will be from Romania, followed by Greeks, then Serbians, Macedonians and Montenegrins.
Despite the warmer weather, this past winter’s record snowfall will enable the resort to offer skiing until mid-April.
'How much longer must this madness go on?' ask UK airlines worried that planned increase will kill jobs and quash tourism-led recovery.
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.