News February, 2007

2007/02/09

The city of Vidin, situated on the Danube riverbank, will host Balkan Festival of Love and Wine on February 14 2007.

The festival will combine the celebrations of two holidays, local St Trifon Zarezan and international St. Valentine's day, Bulgarian news agency BTA said.

St Trifon Zarezan's day is dedicated to vine growing and wine making, as St Trifon is considered guardian of the vineyards.

Participants from Serbia, Romania, Turkey and Bulgaria will take part in the festival.

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2007/02/09

9th February – Friday

- Extreme snowboarding – Super jumps and flips by the best snowboarders in Bulgaria. Numerous prizes for those who dare to give it a try.

10th February – Saturday

- Party in the children snow park “Borokids” with clowns from theatre house “Marieta and Marioneta”


• Every Wednesday - night SKI SHOW is performed by the Borosport ski instructors. Enjoy the fireworks, ski ballet, illuminations, good music and a great mood.
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2007/02/07

Bulgaria is country with a future in winter and summer tourism, says world- renowned Alpine skiing celebrity Marc Girardelli. Austria’s skiing legend, with an impressive track record of 13 medals to his name from Olympic and World Skiing championships is a keen aficionado of Bulgaria’s skiing resort of Bansko and has been personally committed to promoting winter sports capacities in Bulgaria.
This year, for the second time in a row, five-times Alpine Skiing Cup holder Girardelli...

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2007/02/06

The building of a luxurious eco resort is to start in the seaside village of Topola, Northeastern Bulgaria.

The main investor of the project, called "Topola Skies", is Varna Company Aquatech. The investment is set at EUR 25 M.

The resort, whose total area is 22,500 square meters, is expected to be built by 2008.

It will be situated nearby the biggest golf course in the region, Thracian Cliffs that is under construction at the moment.

The eco resort will include a business centre,...

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2007/02/05

National Museum of History will exhibit some of Bulgaria’s most valuable gold Thracian treasures, the Panagyursko, Rogozensko and Borovsko treasures.

The exhibition will open at 11am on February 10. Visitors can see the treasures until February 24, Focus news agency said.

Panagyursko, Rogozensko and Borovsko treasures are considered part of the world’s most valuable cultural and historical heritage. All three treasures were found by chance and date back to fifth and sixth centuries...

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