Tourism
News, routes, and recommendations for travel within Bulgaria — landmarks, nature, seaside, mountains, and local culture.
Balkan Union in Tourism: Bulgaria, Greece, and Turkey with a Revolutionary Project
Three neighboring countries unite their cultural heritage in a large-scale initiative aimed at transforming the regional tourism sector through innovative cross-border routes.
The Mystical Gramophone of Burgas: The Legend That Comes to Life on Bogoridi Street
The metal artwork by the famous artist Rusi Stoyanov conceals a romantic urban legend that attracts tourists and locals with its mysteriousness and artistry.
Modernization of Fishing Ports in Pomorie - Large-Scale Investments for 2025
The Municipality of Pomorie receives significant funding to improve fishing infrastructure in two key areas through a European program, which will enhance the working environment for local fishermen.
The Holiday of Ravda: A Successful Model for Sustainable Development of a Bulgarian Village
The Mayor of Nesebar, Nikolay Dimitrov, congratulates the residents of Ravda on Saint Parascheva's Day, emphasizing the achievements and potential of the settlement in the tourism sector.
An Ancient Temple of "Saint John the Baptist" Reveals the Secrets of Nesebar
An architectural masterpiece from the Middle Ages reveals the unique history of one of the oldest Bulgarian Orthodox churches in the emblematic Black Sea city of Nessebar.
The Ancient Church of Saint Paraskeva - An Architectural Pearl in the Heart of Nesebar
A unique architectural monument from the era of the Second Bulgarian Kingdom, which reveals the rich historical and spiritual tradition of one of the oldest Bulgarian cities.
Eco-trail Elenite to Emona: Hidden Sea Routes in the Heart of the Stara Planina Mountain
We reveal a unique natural route along the Black Sea coastline that connects the ecological beauty of the Stara Planina mountain with the wild Emona beach.
Ecotrail "Cote d'Azur": 4.63 km Adventure in the Nature of Stara Planina, Sveti Vlas and Elenite
A modern tourist route connects Sveti Vlas and Elenite, offering unique panoramic views of the sea and mountains through contemporary ecological infrastructure.
Tourist Guarantee Fund: Parliament with a New Mechanism for Traveler Protection
The National Assembly is discussing a draft law that introduces an innovative financial instrument to secure tourist services in the event of potential market disruptions.
Sozopol - Top Budget Family Destination in Europe for 2025
The Black Sea city of Sozopol impresses experts with exceptional value for money, offering an ideal combination of affordable prices, cultural richness, and family attractions.
The Church of St. Spas - an architectural jewel from the Middle Ages in ancient Nessebar
An outstanding monument of religious art from the period of the Second Bulgarian State, which demonstrates remarkable architectural and artistic characteristics of Christian construction along the Bulgarian Black Sea coast.
The tourism sector is preparing for the challenges of the eurozone
Key representatives of the tourism industry held a working meeting at the Ministry of Tourism to discuss upcoming changes and legislative requirements related to entering the Eurozone.
„The Three Brothers” – A Legend Carved in Stone Above Aytos
An impressive natural formation at the foot of the Stara Planina mountain reveals a geological mystery and a historical legend that attracts tourists and researchers from across the country.
Nesebar: An Ancient Amphitheater Revives the Cultural Heritage on the Seashore
A restored ancient amphitheater in Old Nesebar is transforming into a modern cultural space that combines archaeological landmarks with contemporary artistic events.
The St. Stephen Church - Architectural Pearl of Nessebar
The St. Stephen Church in Nesebar is a remarkable monument of Bulgarian Revival art, which attracts the attention of tourists and researchers with its unique architecture and rich historical value.