Even record-high prices cannot deter the Easter enthusiasm for travel and spending.

Studies by "24 Chasa" show that some of the announced offers compete with those in Greece, Austria and other destinations abroad.

In Velingrad, which traditionally serves as a benchmark for expensiveness, in 5-star hotels, packages for three nights for two people massively start from €880 euros and reach €1200-1300. There are places, but those who go there should prepare 300-350 euros per night for two.

Winter resorts are one of the good options for last-minute reservations. As the ski season has ended, they are fighting for tourists with aggressive all-inclusive offers. Packages for three nights are around €300 euros per night for two. In 4-star hotels, offers can be found for €80 euros per person per night with breakfast and spa use.

Easter relaxation at the seaside is a hit for those looking for predictability in expenses. Many hotels in Golden Sands and St. Constantine and Helena opened their doors especially for the holiday. Average prices are between €95 and €150 euros per night for two on an all-inclusive basis. A three-day stay in a 4-star hotel with a festive lunch and program costs around €190-€230 euros per person.

Because of the war in Iran, there is an outflow of people wishing to travel to the Middle East and Asian routes, which require flying over the Persian Gulf.

This redirects the interest of Bulgarians to excursions in Europe

Dominant destinations are Italy, Spain, France, Austria, Czech Republic, Portugal. Interest is also growing in the Scandinavian countries - Denmark, Sweden, Norway, including cruises in the Scandinavian fjords, as well as in the Mediterranean Sea.