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Bulgaria may find itself in Covid isolation, says head of Bulgaria's Tourism Board

Polina Karastoyanova
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The low vaccination rate is a deadly factor that works against the Bulgarian economy, tourism, investments and public interest, Polina Karastoyanova, executive director of the National Board of Tourism, told the BNR. 

According to her, the tourism industry starts the winter season with a high degree of readiness, but also taking into account "the complex prerequisites and the kind of isolation in which Bulgaria tends to be." 
Current prices in Bulgarian resorts are in compliance with the increased prices of all major resources, added Polina Karastoyanova.



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