New chatbot platform COME TO BULGARIA will help the tourism sector minimize the consequences of the coronavirus epidemic. The chatbot will acquaint tourists with the opportunities for a safe holiday in Bulgaria amidst Covid-19, offer information about Bulgaria’s culture, as well as information about the Bulgarian cities and historical sites. The artificial intelligence will not only chat with users, but will receive voice questions in Bulgarian and English.
The company will offer free-of-charge service to tourists, companies and institutions in the tourism sector.
The 10th anniversary edition of the Raspberry Festival was officially opened on July 11 in the town of Samokov. The event continues on Saturday, July 12. Over the years, the festival has estalbished itself as an symbol of the region and a platform for..
As part of the Varna Summer Music Fest tonight, five virtuoso Bulgarian musicians will present the Balkan Moods project in Varna, combining classical, jazz and folk music. The group comprises renowned kaval player Theodosii Spassov, Atanas..
Velingrad once again invites all fans of Bulgarian folklore to join in a traditional horo chain dance near the town's famous mineral springs. On July 12 and 13, the central square of Velingrad will be filled with the lively sounds of bagpipes and..
The Bulgarian folk dance group Bulgaria , which is based in central England, came second at an international dance festival in Wales with 93 points. The..
Three evenings of live rock music are set to energise the mountain resort of Bansko this week, as the Municipality hosts a festival showcasing some of..
Payment of the new, higher pensions, which came into effect at the start of the month, has begun. This increase was implemented under the so-called 'Swiss..
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