The European Commission has announced the allocation of 15.35 million euros to help Bulgarian tourism. The measure is under temporary EU rules for state aid, which have been eased since the start of the Covid-19 pandemic. The funds under the measure will be granted to companies that have reported a decline in their turnover of at least 30 percent in 2020 compared to the previous 2019. The companies will receive aid amounting to 20% of their annual turnover in 2019 or up to 1.8 million euros. The money must be provided by the end of December and be paid at the beginning of next year.
Mild weather, vibrant cultural events, and the chance to immerse yourself in local traditions — just some of the reasons why autumn is the perfect time to visit Sofia, according to siviaggia.it, Italy’s premier online travel portal, which recently..
Ten European universities will present their scientific program "Picturesque Bulgaria. Bulgarian Literary Routes" in the Rhodope village of Khukhla, and scholars from Ankara and Warsaw will take a special part in this year's edition of the cultural..
The Bulgarian government will create a centralized structure to manage the creation and implementation of a unified brand Bulgaria in order to raise the country’s international image. This is stated in the adopted legislative program of the Council of..
Mild weather, vibrant cultural events, and the chance to immerse yourself in local traditions — just some of the reasons why autumn is the perfect time to..
Ten European universities will present their scientific program "Picturesque Bulgaria. Bulgarian Literary Routes" in the Rhodope village of Khukhla, and..
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