Traffic at Bulgaria’s border check points with Romania in September continues to be heavy at certain times of day. Tourists from Romania choose to spend their holidays on Bulgaria’s northern black Sea coastline because of the fine beaches and the bargain prices at the local hotels. Nevertheless, there is an enormous decline in the number of tourists visiting the country this summer. A mere 372,000 foreign tourists spent their holidays on the Bulgarian Black Sea coast in the June-end of August period, Ministry of Tourist data show, whereas in previous years more than 5 million tourists from abroad came to the country over the same period. Still, many Bulgarians chose to spend their holidays in this country this summer – an increase of 15% compared to last year.
Bulgaria’s Ministry of Tourism participated in the most significant international tourism exhibition in Japan— Tourism Expo Japan (TEJ), held from September 25 to 28, 2025, at the Aichi Sky Expo exhibition venue in Nagoya, Aichi Prefecture...
The story of Gostilya is a journey back in time, showing how the tiny Catholic community there has managed to preserve its identity and faith despite the ups and downs of history. Located in north-western Bulgaria, the village is one of the last..
Albena JSC is the only Bulgarian tourism company among nearly 300 firms participating in the International Tourism Fair (ITF) in Istanbul. '' What makes us happy is the great variety of participants. Alongside Turkish companies, there are companies..
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