News January, 2011

2011/01/14

Vienna presented its culture tourism potential to Plovdiv city in Bulgaria, during a special presentation on January 12.

Tourists in Vienna registered 10 million nights and over 10 000 tickets for cultural events were sold in 2010. Plovdiv is not less attractive than Vienna, but the Austrian capital' cultural calendar is announced earlier, explained the Regional Governor of Plovdiv Ivan Totev.

The presentation of the culture tourism in Vienna is a part of series events in order to obtain...

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2011/01/14

Sandanski Municipality and the Association of Hotel and Restaurant Keepers and Tour Operators develop tourist information map of the Bulgarian town of Sandanski, reported Viara daily.

The map will include information about hotels, business contacts and other useful information. The municipality and the association aim to facilitate tourists during their visits in Sandanski.

The initiators prognosticate that the tourist map will be ready before summer season 2011.

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2011/01/13

Kosharitsa village, near Nessebar will host the first edition of the Festival of the homemade sausage.

The festival will start early in the morning with a culinary exhibition at the central part of the village.

Kosharitsa village is not a random choice for the event. The village is located on a small hill, overlooking the Black sea and the locals are famous for being connoisseurs of the meat specialties and gather traditional Bulgarian recipes.

“The Festival of the homemade sausage”...

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2011/01/11

Bansko will host a round of the Biathlon European cup 10th to 12ed February, Klasa daily reported.

Tourists will visit free the competition and most probably they will pay discount prices for the cabin lift.

Currently, 210 biathloners from 26 countries confirmed their participation in the round. Among them are participants from Russia, Sweden, Switzerland, Belarus, Croatia and UK. Bulgaria will be presented by 13 men and 13 women.

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2011/01/10

English rock musician John Lawton, who is former Uriah Heep vocalist, has arrived to the southern Bulgarian town of Chepelare to continue filming his documentary movies about Bulgarian cities and towns, the local administration announced.

According to the information, the rock musician had already visited Mount Mechi Chal and the sports center in the town.

In December 2008, Lawton entered the world of television by presenting the Bulgarian travel documentary series "John Lawton...

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