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Bulgaria Tourism 2012: Government Focus

2012-04-10 by Phil Butler

Ivo Marinov

Ivo Marinov, Deputy Minister of Economy, Energy, and Tourism for Bulgaria, predicts 2012 will see a 5 to 6 percent increase in tourism to his country. Marinov was on hand Monday for the signing of contracts totaling over 20 million Lev slated to increase the country’s travel industry.

Tags: Bulgaria, Bulgaria hotels, Bulgaria news, Bulgaria tourism, Bulgaria.org, Delyan Dobrev, Euronews, Eurosport, hotels, Ivo Marinov, Lilyana Pavlova, National Geographic, travel

Bulgaria Poised to Launch a Launch?

2011-11-22 by Phil Butler

Bulgaria's Ministry of Tourism is out to lunch

Bulgaria’s Ministry of Economy, Energy and Tourism ramps up their outreach to the UK and the world. Announced at WTM 2011 London, just how far has Bulgaria’s tourism move come?

Tags: ad campaigns, ad channels, Anelia Genova, Bulgaria at WTM, Bulgaria tourism, Bulgaria travel, Bulgarian Lev, G+, Google Plus, Ivo Marinov, Sophia, Traycho Traykov, WTM

Bulgaria’s Varna International Music Festival 2011

2011-06-18 by Phil Butler

Sophia Jaffe to perform at Varna

For travelers with plans to visit Bulgaria, the Varna Summer International Music Festival kicks off today. This is the 85th anniversary of this, Bulgaria’s and one of Europe’s biggest music events. The internationally acclaimed event is a world performing arts and classical music extravaganza no visitor to the area should miss.

Tags: Academic Maly Drama Theatre, Angela Madjarova, ballet, Bulgaria events, Bulgaria tourism, Bulgaria travel, chamber music, Classical festival, classical music, Dimitar Nakov, Gancho Ganchev, Golden Tulip Hotel, Hotel Capital Varna, Instituto Camoes Portugal, Lora Marinova, Moscow Soloists Chamber Ensemble, music festival, Sophia Jaffe, Varna events, Varna travel

Melnik: A Wine Tourist’s Heaven

2011-05-23 by Aleksandr Shatskih

A shop displying Melnik wines for sale

A beautiful landscape dominated by mountains and historical buildings, together with centuries old wine cellars and a famous brand of strong, red wine makes Melnik, one of Bulgaria’s smallest towns, a very special place to visit. Located in the southwestern corner of Bulgaria, Melnik is officially the smallest town in the country, according to local […]

Tags: Bulgaria tourism, Bulgaria wine, Bulgarian wine tourism, Historical Museum of Melnik, Melnik, Melnik Wine, Melnik wine tourism, Wine tourism, Winston Churchill

Bulgaria Unveils John the Baptist Relics

2010-11-14 by Phil Butler

Alexander Nevsky Cathedral

Recently discovered relics supposedly bones from John the Baptist could start a pilgrim tail leading directly to Bulgaria’s capital of Sophia. The fist public showing of these ancient relics saw tens of thousands flock to Alexander Nevsky Cathedral. Russian Federation Premier Vladimir Putin and many other dignitaries paid their respects. Bulgaria’s tourism industry is their main source of outside investment and spending.

Tags: Bozhidar Dimitrov, Bulgaria tourism, John the Baptist, Orthodox Church, Patriarch Maxim, pilgrims, religious tourism, religious travel, Simeon Djankov, Sozopol, Sveti Ivan, tourism, Vladimir Putin

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