News September, 2007

2007/09/25

Russian journalists from specialized media arrive on one-week wine tour in Bulgaria.
Bulgarian Industry Centre in Moscow organizes the tour. The journalists are from the famous Russian editions: ‘Independent wine club', ‘Enoteka' and ‘Drinks'.

Main purpose is the journalists' publications after the one week wine tour to present to the Russian public with the Bulgarian wine and its production.

The trip starts from Sofia with visit of National Institute for wine and alcohol drink...

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2007/09/25

The northern slopes of the Balkan Range where the brisk waters of the River Yantra make their way, offer enthralling nature sights. The river meanders at the foot of vertical stonewalls, cuts across lovely mountain meadows and heads south to Bulgaria’s medieval capital Veliko Tirnovo. In the recent years the region that boasts magnificent karst shapes and rare plant and animal species has earned itself a respectable place on the map of Bulgarian tourism.

This haven among Bulgaria’s...

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2007/09/25

Bulgaria's Prime Minister Sergey Stanishev officially opened the 63rd International Technical Fair in the country's second largest city of Plovdiv on Monday.

Companies from 48 countries will take part in the expo, Germany, Italy, India, and Moldova among them.

New models of cars, buses and trucks will be showed at the auto-saloon, which is to be held for sixth time in a row during the fair.

A total of 82 companies from 14 countries will present their vehicles. More than 120,000 people...

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2007/09/24

Holidaymakers from different countries are continuing to take breaks in Bulgaria, according to new figures.

Bosses at the Zlatni Pyasatsi resort stated that there had been a massive influx of tourists coming from Russia, reports the Sofia Echo.

Figures from tourism officials also showed that Bulgaria was highly popular among holidaymakers from the UK and Germany.

While the market share of these countries was found to have reduced slightly, it was still described as "well developed",...

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2007/09/24

Journalists from specialised independent Russian publications will start a one-month wine tour of Bulgaria.

The organiser of the event was the Bulgarian Industrial Centre in Moscow.
The initiative wanted to popularise Bulgarian wine and its production in Russia through the journalists' publications, Alexander Ivanov, chief specialist from the centre said.

Journalists had chosen the regions that they wanted to visit themselves. The tour would start from Sofia. Afterwards the journalists...

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