In 2024, Bulgarians actively used the Google search engine to get informed about topics reflecting what was happening in the world and in this country. Bulgarian athletes once again proved that they can inspire and arouse national pride. That is why sport has emerged as the big winner in the internet space. The European Football Championship in 2024 topped the ranking of the events that interest us the most.

The Olympic Games in Paris also ignited passions and made us "roam" the web in search of information about disciplines such as synchronized swimming, combined climbing, archery and sailing.



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