Bulgaria presented an innovative mobile home that weighs 3,400 kilograms at the Caravan Salon exhibition in the German city of Düsseldorf. The project is the work of Kamen Stankov and his team from Varna. The mobile home, romantically named "Vaya", is nearly 38 square metres in its sprawling state - with a verandah that has an outdoor kitchen, an outdoor TV and a place to relax. Inside it has - bedroom, kitchen, bathroom, toilet and living room. With the awning, its total area becomes 56 square meters. The Bulgarian portable holiday home is named after the picturesque Vaya River in the Irakli Protected Area and Vaya Beach, thus emphasizing its connection to nature. At the exhibition in Düsseldorf, the Bulgarians received valuable advice on how they could lighten the caravan's weight by another 200 kilograms, as well as many interesting ideas from investors and users to improve their project.
A new book "Bulgarian communities in Albania and Kosovo. Socio-political processes and demographic consequences (1913-2024)" was presented in Sofia. The work of Assoc. Prof. Spas Tashev, demographer at the Bulgarian Academy of..
Students block the entrances to the Radio and Television of Serbia For 12 days now, students and citizens have been blocking the entrances to Serbia’s national radio and television broadcaster (RTS) in protest against how the state media is..
In the Schaarbeek municipality of Brussels, there is a small corner of Bulgaria inside the Sophia Municipal Library, housing a valuable collection of Bulgarian books. Librarian Aaron Willem played a key role in setting up the Bulgarian section of the..
The group cycling tour along the tourist route of the Black Sea Route Epic Tour 2025 started today . According to the extreme sports website 360mag.bg, a..
Cambridge Day 2025 - one of the leading events for English language teachers in Southeast Europe - takes place today at the Balkan Hotel in Sofia. For..
Students block the entrances to the Radio and Television of Serbia For 12 days now, students and citizens have been blocking the entrances to..
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