10 countries present their cultural tourism potential in Veliko Tarnovo

published on 10/8/24 8:30 AM

Photo: Veliko Tarnovo Business Centre

From 8 to 10 October, the Business Centre in Veliko Tarnovo will host the 19th edition of the International Exhibition of Cultural Tourism. The specialised exhibition for cultural tourism will present the tourism potential in the field of culture of ten countries: Bulgaria, Germany, Spain, Turkey, Azerbaijan, Romania, China, Greece, Serbia and North Macedonia.

A highlight of the exhibition will be the presentations of Bulgarian municipalities.

There will also be interesting accompanying events such as the conference "Tourism riding the wave of cinema destinations" and the culinary presentation "The taste of a destination". The opening is tonight at 19.00. On 9 and 10 October the many stands will be open from 9.00 to 18.30.

Последвайте ни и в Google News Showcase, за да научите най-важното от деня!

Radio Bulgaria Tourism exhibition international fair tourism veliko tarnovo

More from category

Bulgaria's Yantra River tells stories: kayaking among rock wonders and green tunnels

The Yantra River rises in the Balkan Mountains at 1,220 metres above sea level and descends northwards, meandering through picturesque valleys and gorges in central northern Bulgaria, crossing the towns of Gabrovo and Veliko Tarnovo. Shortly before it..

published on 11/19/24 1:55 PM

The Rhodope village of Momchilovtsi attracts tourists from China along the "Milk Road"

The village of Momchilovtsi, the Rhodopes, Pamporovo and the Smolyan region were present with a pavilion at a tourism exhibition this autumn in Ningbo, China. Speaking to BTA, Momchil Karaivanov, a representative of the Bulgarian-Chinese Society..

published on 11/18/24 10:05 AM

Cultural tourism accounts for nearly 20% of the country’s tourism product

Cultural tourism accounts for nearly 20 % of the country’s tourism product, according to data from a survey by the Ministry of Tourism. While Bulgaria's image was previously associated mainly with maritime tourism, which made up 70% of the tourism..

published on 11/17/24 11:49 AM