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No staff shortage in Bulgarian tourism business expected this summer

published on 5/14/16 1:21 PM

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Some 320,000 Bulgarians are going to find a job in Bulgarian sea resorts and tourist centers across the country this summer. The hotel and restaurant business is not expected to experience troubles related to lack of personnel during high season - July and August. This summer there will be no shortage of lifeguards, too, head of the Institute for Analysis and Assessment of Tourism Rumen Draganov told the BTA. Bulgarian resorts have been frantically recruiting staff before the start of the season, experts also reported.

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