News October, 2010

2010/10/27

The airport in Rousse plans to specialize in servicing low cost air companies, as the Bucharest airport is with too heavy traffic, announced the regional head Plamen Stoilov.

The airport is operating since 1996.

The airport will be set on a concession and the opportunities for public-private cooperation are presented to several air companies. A great advantage of the airport is the possibility to combine river, railway and road transport.

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2010/10/27

Etropole will restore culture valuables and will construct tourism attractions for over 1.2 million BGN with the support of Operation program “Regional development”. After the completion of the project, called “A ring of singing bells, whispers an old legend for the Christ's cross”, the town expects to welcome thousands of visitors each year.

Six churches and monasteries will be restored, forming the so called Etropolski Christ's cross and the town's clock tower. An eco trail to the...

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2010/10/27

The bell tower was officially opened on 26th October in Haskovo. The bell tower will be opened for visitors from 10 November this year.

The new bell tower has 8 bells, which are operating by an electronic mechanism. Their ring will be heard in Haskovo every day at 12:00 PM with a different melodies. The construction is 29.5 metres tall and offers a remarkable wine staircase, which provides access to three levels of the tower. The construction of the bell tower was funded by the citizens of...

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2010/10/27

The presentation of Plovdiv airport and bilateral negotiations with the 5 of the biggest Russian air companies are included in the working program of the meeting between the Bulgarian and the Russian Civil aviation authorities, announced the executive director of the airport – Doichin Angelov.
The airport managers will present the innovations made in Plovdiv, as there is a serious tendency for increasing the flight traffic to and from Russia. At the moment the airport is working over the...

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2010/10/26

Bansko, Bulgaria's biggest ski resort, is the second-cheapest resort for British skiers in the world, according to new research by the Post Office.

Poiana Brasov in Romania came top in a study comparing costs at 12 of the cheapest resorts. At GBP 259.53 for six skiing essentials, including a week's ski pass, ski hire, evening meals and drinks, Poiana Brasov was six per cent cheaper than Bansko in Bulgaria and up to 20 per cent cheaper than Slovenia's Kanin resort.

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