Apparently, because of the constant shortage of staff in the sector, the hotel staff requirements in Bulgaria are decreasing. This is clear from changes in the Ordinance on the categorization of accommodation published for public discussion on site strategy.bg.
On May 17, the results of the Open Ethnographic Museum Etar competition will be announced for the most traditional, funny, artistic and most scary scarecrow.
On 10 May the Rose Festival in Kazanlak will be officially opened. The celebrations of the flowers from which is produced one of the most expensive essential oils in the world will continue until 9 June.
Delicacy and specialties from around the world can be enjoyed at the International Arts and Crafts Festival, which will take place from 3rd to 5th in Oreshak.
A number of events for both children and grown-ups will be provided by the Ethnographic Open-Air Museum of Etar on the occasion of St. George's Day. In the unique Bulgarian architectural reserve, you can learn to decorate and decorate ritual bread.
This year, you can have the last chance to see a population of wild peonies near Sofia. The beautiful red flowers gave the name of the Bozhurishte quarter of Sofia.
New low-cost flights between Sofia and Germany are launched by the German low-cost airline Eurowings.
Up to 50 per cent discounts on holiday and tourist services will be offered by exhibitors at the new Travel Expo. It will be held for the first time in Sofia on 29th and 30th November 2019. The forum will be held at the National
Summoning in 16 categories of award winners in the tourism sector, the Travel Academy celebrated Gala dinner at its 6th Annual Meeting. The event was held in Sofia Tech Park in the Bulgarian capital
By April 30th, all enthusiasts can participate in the traditional Etar Open Ethnographic Museum Contest for the production of scarecrows. In the competition can take part both individual participants and groups. All scarecrows must be made of natural materials such as wood, straw, clay, textiles
