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Hotels in Albena remain closed for Christmas and New Year

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All hotels in the "Albena" resort on the Bulgarian Black Sea coast remain closed for Christmas and New Year, despite the opportunities for sports, recreation and spa outside the active season. However, the complex can be used for walks.

"The most important thing for all of us is to keep our families healthy," Krassimira Stoyanova, a representative of Albena AD, has told BNR Varna. The complex expects the upcoming summer season to be the season of last minute reservations.



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