We insist with anti-Covid tests should be required to enter not only restaurants and tourist sites, but also telecoms, banks and retail outlets, which are no less risky. This was requested by the chairwoman of Bulgaria's National Board of Tourism Polina Karastoyanova after a meeting with the Prime Minister and caretaker ministers. The government and the industry have given themselves 10 days to clarify a number of controversial topics, such as state support for the sector and the regime for entering restaurants.
On the threshold of the first school day in Bulgaria, the questions about the future of Bulgarian education are increasingly relevant and the answers are increasingly vaguely wishful. Today we will tell you about the bright example of..
Producers from all over the country are presenting their products at the 31st edition of the Traditional Autumn Fair in Razgrad . The fair begins today in Razgrad City Park. The "Give a Hand" day centre for adults with disabilities and the "Janeta"..
Sofia is once again in the limelight. An extensive article by Vogue sheds light on its dynamic development and unique charm, calling it "the buzziest city in Europe right now". The Bulgarian capital manages to successfully combine..
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