The European Commission has announced the allocation of 15.35 million euros to help Bulgarian tourism. The measure is under temporary EU rules for state aid, which have been eased since the start of the Covid-19 pandemic. The funds under the measure will be granted to companies that have reported a decline in their turnover of at least 30 percent in 2020 compared to the previous 2019. The companies will receive aid amounting to 20% of their annual turnover in 2019 or up to 1.8 million euros. The money must be provided by the end of December and be paid at the beginning of next year.
The Minister of Culture, Marian Bachev, and the Rector of Sofia University, Prof. Georgi Valchev, have agreed on a solution: a single ticket office and a single ticket will now be required for entry to the Architectural and Park Complex “The Palace” in..
The website visitkardzhali.com , with which the Tourist Information Center of the town in the Rhodope Mountain invites visitors and tells about local customs and landmarks, is now available in 6 languages. In addition to Bulgarian, its content..
"Heraclea Sintica is a natural and scientific heritage of world significance! ", says Katya Stoyanova, director of the Historical Museum in Petrich and head of the project "Restoration, conservation, preservation, promotion and..
The Rhodope narrow-gauge railway is one of the world’s most scenic autumn train journeys, according to an international survey by the British JR Pass..
Cloudy
Overcast, rain
Mostly Cloudy
Partly cloudy, chance of rain