The winter tourism season in Bansko is under threat after widespread cancellations from Israeli tourists due to escalating tensions in the Middle East. Hotels are facing empty rooms, rising costs, and growing fears of layoffs without urgent government assistance
Google Street View vehicles are returning to Bulgarian roads for a nationwide mapping tour covering 20,000 kilometers. The initiative will update Google Maps imagery across more than 30 cities, improving navigation, tourism visibility, and digital mapping accuracy for millions of users worldwide
Bulgaria has chosen DARA’s explosive track “Bangaranga” to compete at Eurovision 2026 in Vienna. The song swept both jury and public votes, promising a bold, rhythmic performance as the country aims for a strong return to the international stage
More than a thousand Bulgarian tourists are stranded in the Gulf and Jordan after flight suspensions. Authorities coordinate evacuation plans as airlines cancel routes amid escalating regional conflict
From Sofia to Kardzhali, water bills are climbing after Bulgaria’s regulator approved delayed tariff changes. While most cities see increases, a few municipalities report small price decreases
Simeonovgrad’s mayor and council oppose government plans for a closed refugee center, announcing a formal declaration and petition as tensions grow over migrant housing proposals
Carlos Nassar claimed Bulgaria’s top athlete award for 2025 after a commanding season. The weightlifting world champion dominated voting, while volleyball and skiing stars completed a competitive national sports podium
Bulgarian prosecutors have launched international cooperation with U.S. agencies and Europol, examining seized electronics and overseas connections as they investigate six mysterious deaths near Petrohan and Okolchitsa in northwestern Bulgaria
Bulgaria’s cabinet has named 28 new regional governors, installing experienced administrators, lawyers and academics in a comprehensive reshuffle designed to modernise governance and improve oversight nationwide
Nearly 200,000 tons of Argentine sunflower heading to Bulgaria have triggered sharp price drops and safety fears. Growers warn differing standards, inadequate inspections, and trade policies could damage local production and consumer confidence in food supplies nationwide
More than 40 kilometers of new and revised bus routes will connect isolated Sofia neighborhoods to metro stations from April, expanding coverage, shortening commutes, and helping reduce traffic congestion across the Bulgarian capital’s busiest districts
Bulgaria has approved four projects worth nearly €7 million to upgrade intermodal hubs in Varna and Burgas, enhancing rail links, equipment and sustainability as part of a broader strategy to improve capacity and position the country as a competitive regional logistics center
Lyudmil Dimitrov’s Calvin Klein runway debut at New York Fashion Week signals a defining career moment, positioning the Bulgarian model among global fashion elites and opening doors to upcoming engagements across Paris, Dallas, and the South of France
Bulgaria’s parliament has opened part of the national pedophilia register to the public, enabling citizens to see offenders’ identities and sentences, a move supporters say strengthens transparency and child protection
Passengers can relive railway history on a decorated vintage train as BDZ offers special March 1 excursions marking the martenitsi spring tradition, with round-trip tickets, reserved seats, and two scenic journeys connecting Sofia and the nearby spa town of Bankya
The winter tourism season in Bansko is under threat after widespread cancellations from Israeli tourists due to escalating tensions in the Middle East. Hotels are facing empty rooms, rising costs, and growing fears of layoffs without urgent government assistance
Google Street View vehicles are returning to Bulgarian roads for a nationwide mapping tour covering 20,000 kilometers. The initiative will update Google Maps imagery across more than 30 cities, improving navigation, tourism visibility, and digital mapping accuracy for millions of users worldwide
Bulgaria has chosen DARA’s explosive track “Bangaranga” to compete at Eurovision 2026 in Vienna. The song swept both jury and public votes, promising a bold, rhythmic performance as the country aims for a strong return to the international stage
The winter tourism season in Bansko is under threat after widespread cancellations from Israeli tourists due to escalating tensions in the Middle East. Hotels are facing empty rooms, rising costs, and growing fears of layoffs without urgent government assistance
Google Street View vehicles are returning to Bulgarian roads for a nationwide mapping tour covering 20,000 kilometers. The initiative will update Google Maps imagery across more than 30 cities, improving navigation, tourism visibility, and digital mapping accuracy for millions of users worldwide
Bulgaria has chosen DARA’s explosive track “Bangaranga” to compete at Eurovision 2026 in Vienna. The song swept both jury and public votes, promising a bold, rhythmic performance as the country aims for a strong return to the international stage
More than a thousand Bulgarian tourists are stranded in the Gulf and Jordan after flight suspensions. Authorities coordinate evacuation plans as airlines cancel routes amid escalating regional conflict
The winter tourism season in Bansko is under threat after widespread cancellations from Israeli tourists due to escalating tensions in the Middle East. Hotels are facing empty rooms, rising costs, and growing fears of layoffs without urgent government assistance
Google Street View vehicles are returning to Bulgarian roads for a nationwide mapping tour covering 20,000 kilometers. The initiative will update Google Maps imagery across more than 30 cities, improving navigation, tourism visibility, and digital mapping accuracy for millions of users worldwide
Bulgaria has chosen DARA’s explosive track “Bangaranga” to compete at Eurovision 2026 in Vienna. The song swept both jury and public votes, promising a bold, rhythmic performance as the country aims for a strong return to the international stage
More than a thousand Bulgarian tourists are stranded in the Gulf and Jordan after flight suspensions. Authorities coordinate evacuation plans as airlines cancel routes amid escalating regional conflict
From Sofia to Kardzhali, water bills are climbing after Bulgaria’s regulator approved delayed tariff changes. While most cities see increases, a few municipalities report small price decreases
The winter tourism season in Bansko is under threat after widespread cancellations from Israeli tourists due to escalating tensions in the Middle East. Hotels are facing empty rooms, rising costs, and growing fears of layoffs without urgent government assistance
Google Street View vehicles are returning to Bulgarian roads for a nationwide mapping tour covering 20,000 kilometers. The initiative will update Google Maps imagery across more than 30 cities, improving navigation, tourism visibility, and digital mapping accuracy for millions of users worldwide
Bulgaria has chosen DARA’s explosive track “Bangaranga” to compete at Eurovision 2026 in Vienna. The song swept both jury and public votes, promising a bold, rhythmic performance as the country aims for a strong return to the international stage
