News January, 2008

2008/01/16

Bulgaria will participate in the international expo “Green Week” 2008, which will take place in Berlin, from Jan 18 to Jan 28. At the 73-rd issue of the expo, Bulgaria will present 10 companies, including wine and milk producers. They will exhibit diary products, biological and eco products, sorts of wine, herbs and honey products.
Bulgaria is a traditional participant in the event, which yearly presents more than 60 countries from all over the world.
The Bulgarian stand at the expo will...

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2008/01/15

This January the festival for short movies production Future Shorts will mark the New Year with selection of its best short films of 2007.
The Best from the Future Shorts' 07 will present a total of 13 movies from all around the world that deserved the approve of the public and the jury.

Among the movies are:1234; Spider; Story for existence: exited; Tights; Last passenger; Fish; Passing; Walking by and others.

The shows will be emitted every Wednesday from the month starting from...

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2008/01/15

The Bulgarians to choose between Tsarevets Fortress and the Madara Horseman.

Tsarevets in Veliko Tarnovo - the fortress of the 2nd Bulgarian Kingdom, the Madara Horseman - listed in UNESCO world heritage site and the Cyrillic Alphabet are the top three choices for a symbol of Bulgaria.
The campaign has been organized by the Bulgarian Association for Business and Tourist Information.

Rila Monastery is another national heritage site, that runs in the competition in the "Cultural and...

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2008/01/15

New opportunities for tourism development are on the way for Vratsa Town, at the foot of Vratsa Balkan Mountain in Northern Bulgaria. The newest tourist product in Vratsa is the oldest preserved skeleton on earth, which was found by the archeologist Georgi Ganecovski near the village of Ohoden, Vratsa municipality. The skeleton is named "Todorka", after the name of the expedition worker, who first noticed it.
The archeologist proposes the creation of an exposition, in which the way of life and...

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2008/01/14

Veliko Turnovo, Bulgaria’s erstwhile capital, will acquire a funicular that will connect the town’s periphery to its centre and allow better sightseeing opportunities within a year.

The funicular will consist of cabins with a capacity for each to fit 16 standing and seated people. They will be suspended on a 400-metre long cable that will connect a car park just outside of the city, in the foot of the Trapezitsa Hill, to the statue of Nikola Piccolo in the centre of the city. It will take ten...

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