Bulgaria's Agriculture, Tourism Most Resilient to Crisis in 2012
The negative impact of the reduced economic growth forecast for 2012 in the Eurozone will spill over to sectors that have traditionally remained unscathed, accordi [Meer] |
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Holders of Schengen visas will be able to visit and stay in Bulgaria without Bulgarian visas
Accepting a proposal by the Prime Minister, the Cabinet today decided that until the date of Bulgaria’s full accession to the Sche [Meer] |
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Bulgaria has been ranked among the most attractive countries in the world for investments in renewable energy projects, a report from the US auditing and consulting company Ernst & Young showed.
The top three in the r [Meer] |
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Bulgaria holds the first place in the EU in terms of cheapest consumer goods, and is next to the cheapest location on the continent, according to a Eurostat study released Tuesday.
Bulgaria heads the ranking for a [Meer] |
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Properties in Bulgaria have become a reason for many foreigners to visit the country. Buying either a house, a cheap cottage, a luxury villa, coastal apartment or a studio, or simply investing in land – agricultural or in regulation has been an initial reason for visiting this beautiful country.
Once you visit the country, it won’t sound strange to you and you will always bear part of its spirit and spread it worldwide. If you haven’t visited Bulgaria before, we recommend you staying in a house for rent and you will manage to get to know the locals, who are always happy to meet foreign cultures.
A Great Place to Holiday and Live
Although quite a small country, Bulgaria has a whole range of attractions within its borders. Mountain ranges with skiing in winter and nature walks in summer, to the 220 miles of beach fringed coastline, known as the "Black Sea Riviera".
The climate suits those who prefer their summers hot but not stiflingly so, with temperatures around 30 degrees centigrade along the coast. Reasonable rainfall gives the countryside a pleasant lush greenness, with a huge range of plants and thick forests. Where flower covered meadows may be just past mem [Meer] |
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