News September, 2007

2007/09/21

Kavarna is creating a new wave of interest for Property in Bulgaria state Obelisk, with Kavarna Bay in particular being developed with exclusivity and high quality in mind.

The region of Kavarna will not only cater for the sun-sea-sand traveller but also the yachtsman, the golfer and the fishing enthusiast. Over the last few months Kavarna, as a resort, is turning into one of the most attractive destinations for property investment and development. With only a 30 minute transfer time...

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2007/09/21

Bulgarian archaeologist Professor Kazimir Popkonstantikov announced Wednesday he has found a thrilling inscription in ancient Bulgarian language at the wall of a stone tomb near the town of Veliki Preslav.

The inscription on the tomb's wall was found during his research of a monastery dated back to the 10th century.

This is Professor Popkonstantinov's second finding of such an inscription after more than 50 years. The inscription informs that the monk Sinkel was buried there, and while...

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2007/09/20

Bulgaria is to be included in the programmes of Black Sea cruise tourism. This was one of the outcomes of the conference Black Sea Economic Cooperation (BSEC) on tourism held in Russian Gelendzhik.

The conference was dedicated to the development of tourism infrastructure and resorts in the the Black Sea region and its investment potential, Focus news agency reported.

Leonid Shopov, representative of the trade and economic relations department at the Bulgarian embassy in Russia...

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2007/09/20

"Arsenal" folklore ensemble leaves on two week tour in Japan. From ten years already Bulgarian folk dancers perform concerts in different Japan cities, teaching those who wish to Bulgarian dances.

In the next two weeks the boys and girls from ‘Arsenal' will dance in front of citizens from Hiroshima, Nagasaki and Fukuoka.

They will perform in Asia's biggest sport complex ‘Globul Arena'.

All expenses of the Bulgarians in Japan are taken by the complex owners, supported by Bulgarian...

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2007/09/20

New unique finds at Perperikon attract an increasing number of tourists. After three months of excavations, yesterday Prof. Nikolay Ovcharov officially announced the end of the archaeological summer at the cult site near Kurdjali.

"For these 90 days of intensive work the team has achieved highly interesting results. After three years of hard work the whole western part of the Perperikon acropolis was unearthed, the archaeologist said.

Dozens of altars from the Bronze and Early Iron age -...

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