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Increased interest in the Black Sea coast for the Easter holidays

Photo: BGNES

Hoteliers along the seacoast are already preparing for the upcoming tourist season. There is increased interest from Bulgarian and foreign tourists (mainly from Romania) in our Black Sea coast for Easter, reported BNT. This year, the first tourists in the Burgas region are expected at the end of April from the United Kingdom.

Despite inflation, no drastic increase in the price of tourist packages for the Southern Black Sea coast is expected.

Traditionally, many Bulgarians have already made bookings for neighboring Turkiye and Greece for Easter.




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