The Ministry of Tourism of Bulgaria took part in Tourism Expo Japan (TEJ), held from September 25 to 28, 2025, at the Aichi Sky Expo in Nagoya, Aichi Prefecture. The country was featured […]
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Over 1 Million Winter Seats Added On Bulgaria–Tel Aviv Routes
Wizz Air, a major airline in Europe and Bulgaria, is significantly expanding its winter 2025 flight schedule to and from Tel Aviv, offering over 1 million seats […]
Bulgaria’s Shumen Turns Black Panther Craze Into Tourist Attraction
After gaining unexpected fame due to the sighting of a black panther roaming freely, the city of Shumen is turning the buzz into a tourist attraction. Local authorities are developing a […]
Terror At Bulgaria’s Sunny Beach: Mentally Ill Man Sets Fire, Attacks Tourists With Knife
A disturbing incident unfolded at a residential complex in Bulgaria’s Sunny Beach resort, where what should have been a peaceful holiday turned into a nightmare for dozens of […]
Holiday Property Prices Along Bulgaria’s Coast Start At €1,200 Per Square Meter
Vacation property demand is soaring along Bulgaria’s entire Black Sea coast, according to real estate brokers. Buyers are particularly active both north and south of […]
They Were Offered €27,000 To Leave Denmark – Why Are Syrians Saying No
In Denmark, Syrian refugees are being offered substantial financial incentives – up to €27,000 – to voluntarily return to their home country. Yet despite the size of the offer, […]
Thracian Clues Emerge Near Heraclea Sintica As Bulgaria Restores Rare Ancient Statue
Archaeologists working at the site of Heraclea Sintica in Bulgaria have uncovered new evidence pointing to a much older Thracian presence in the region. The discovery was made during rescue excavations […]
New Archaeological Find Sheds Light on Bulgaria’s Roman-Era Stronghold
An archaeological find of notable importance has emerged from the Kokalyanski Urvich Fortress near Sofia. A triangular stone tower, dated to the late 2nd or early 3rd century, was […]
Bulgarian Parliament Approves One-Day Vignettes, Stricter Speed Monitoring, And Tougher Traffic Penalties
The Bulgarian Parliament has passed major amendments to the Roads Act and Road Traffic Act following a 14-hour session, including the introduction of one-day vignettes […]
Russia Proposes Short Truce For Humanitarian Reasons; Ukraine Suggests Leaders’ Summit To End War
Moscow’s chief negotiator, Vladimir Medinsky, announced that Russia has proposed a 24- to 48-hour ceasefire to Kyiv, aimed at allowing both sides to retrieve their dead and […]