A 5,000-acre wildfire near Harmanli, fueled by shifting winds, continues to challenge firefighters. Authorities stress human negligence as the leading cause of wildfires and urge Bulgarians to avoid open flames during high-risk conditions
While Bulgaria’s summer festivals and outdoor events boost tourism and nightlife, new data reveals noise pollution levels soar, fueling resident complaints and sparking debates over urban livability, environmental health, and local authorities’ efforts to enforce noise regulations effectively
Over 60% of Bulgarian companies are willing to recruit non-EU workers amid rising labor shortages. BCCI and partners will host a September roundtable to explore workforce integration and discuss solutions to simplify labor migration procedures
Burgas is set to enhance its coastal tourism this summer with a new cable car linking the Sea Garden and the beach, offering scenic rides and safe entertainment. Burgas will soon launch a cable car from the Sea Garden to the beach, creating a unique attraction for tourists and locals while boosting the city’s seaside tourism
Ruse, Bulgaria, has officially prohibited alcohol consumption in public areas beginning July 24, citing growing safety concerns, property damage, and the city’s tarnished image
Bulgaria’s general practitioner workforce is shrinking rapidly, while patient numbers, especially elderly, are increasing. Healthcare experts warn of longer wait times, diminished care quality, and professional burnout unless urgent measures are taken to strengthen primary healthcare nationwide
Bulgarian lawmakers approved a law offering 10 free monthly ATM withdrawals and 3 online credit transfers for basic payment accounts, aligning with EU payment system regulations
Bulgaria climbs to 13th place in the 2025 Henley Passport Index, offering its citizens access to 177 countries without prior visas—signaling growing global mobility
Residents of Detski Mir Street, Botunets, and Druzhba 1 in Sofia will experience temporary water outages on July 23 due to essential maintenance operations
Ahead of Guns N’ Roses' concert tonight at Vasil Levski Stadium, Sofia has imposed several parking bans and traffic diversions, while boosting public transport services
Brussels warns Sofia over non-compliance with the EU Methane Regulation and escalates eight other legal cases involving key directives on environment, banking, and justice
Starting January 2025, taxi fares in Bulgaria will begin appearing in euros, but industry leaders warn of mounting concerns over technical readiness and high costs
Bulgaria will outfit its police with 13,400 body cameras, boosting accountability and transparency. The move is part of broader investments in public safety and enforcement
Sofia’s public transport system now includes a night bus line connecting both airport terminals and revamped daytime services to streamline routes and increase frequency
A 5,000-acre wildfire near Harmanli, fueled by shifting winds, continues to challenge firefighters. Authorities stress human negligence as the leading cause of wildfires and urge Bulgarians to avoid open flames during high-risk conditions
While Bulgaria’s summer festivals and outdoor events boost tourism and nightlife, new data reveals noise pollution levels soar, fueling resident complaints and sparking debates over urban livability, environmental health, and local authorities’ efforts to enforce noise regulations effectively
Over 60% of Bulgarian companies are willing to recruit non-EU workers amid rising labor shortages. BCCI and partners will host a September roundtable to explore workforce integration and discuss solutions to simplify labor migration procedures
A 5,000-acre wildfire near Harmanli, fueled by shifting winds, continues to challenge firefighters. Authorities stress human negligence as the leading cause of wildfires and urge Bulgarians to avoid open flames during high-risk conditions
While Bulgaria’s summer festivals and outdoor events boost tourism and nightlife, new data reveals noise pollution levels soar, fueling resident complaints and sparking debates over urban livability, environmental health, and local authorities’ efforts to enforce noise regulations effectively
Over 60% of Bulgarian companies are willing to recruit non-EU workers amid rising labor shortages. BCCI and partners will host a September roundtable to explore workforce integration and discuss solutions to simplify labor migration procedures
Burgas is set to enhance its coastal tourism this summer with a new cable car linking the Sea Garden and the beach, offering scenic rides and safe entertainment. Burgas will soon launch a cable car from the Sea Garden to the beach, creating a unique attraction for tourists and locals while boosting the city’s seaside tourism
A 5,000-acre wildfire near Harmanli, fueled by shifting winds, continues to challenge firefighters. Authorities stress human negligence as the leading cause of wildfires and urge Bulgarians to avoid open flames during high-risk conditions
While Bulgaria’s summer festivals and outdoor events boost tourism and nightlife, new data reveals noise pollution levels soar, fueling resident complaints and sparking debates over urban livability, environmental health, and local authorities’ efforts to enforce noise regulations effectively
Over 60% of Bulgarian companies are willing to recruit non-EU workers amid rising labor shortages. BCCI and partners will host a September roundtable to explore workforce integration and discuss solutions to simplify labor migration procedures
Burgas is set to enhance its coastal tourism this summer with a new cable car linking the Sea Garden and the beach, offering scenic rides and safe entertainment. Burgas will soon launch a cable car from the Sea Garden to the beach, creating a unique attraction for tourists and locals while boosting the city’s seaside tourism
Ruse, Bulgaria, has officially prohibited alcohol consumption in public areas beginning July 24, citing growing safety concerns, property damage, and the city’s tarnished image
A 5,000-acre wildfire near Harmanli, fueled by shifting winds, continues to challenge firefighters. Authorities stress human negligence as the leading cause of wildfires and urge Bulgarians to avoid open flames during high-risk conditions
While Bulgaria’s summer festivals and outdoor events boost tourism and nightlife, new data reveals noise pollution levels soar, fueling resident complaints and sparking debates over urban livability, environmental health, and local authorities’ efforts to enforce noise regulations effectively
Over 60% of Bulgarian companies are willing to recruit non-EU workers amid rising labor shortages. BCCI and partners will host a September roundtable to explore workforce integration and discuss solutions to simplify labor migration procedures
