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TOURISM AND RELATED SERVICES IN BULGARIA ♦ Simply Bulgaria company with holiday village Bulgarian-British company Simply Bulgaria will invest 4.5 mln euro in the construction of a holiday community in the village of Gesha, in the Dryanovo area, Northern Bulgaria, news agency BTA announced. The JV will build 110 apartments and houses on a 5 ha site. A representative of the developer said over 30% of the apartments have already been sold. The development should be liveable next year. Simply Bulgaria plans to invest in other similar developments across Bulgaria in the next 8 years, bringing their number to 6. Spanish Economic and Commercial Office of the Spanish Embassy in Sofia 54
TOURISM AND RELATED SERVICES IN BULGARIA 5. ANALYSIS OF THE MARKET OFFER 5.1. DOMESTIC PRODUCTION AND MAIN PRODUCERS There are a total of 102 official resorts in Bulgaria. 34 of them are of national importance, and 68 – of local importance. 5.1.1. Types of Tourism Seaside tourism Bulgarian seaside resorts and the coastline towns offer varied options for family vacationing, rest and pro-active sporting. Supply includes practicing of surfing, water ski, diving, underwater fishing, underwater archaeology, and other aquatic sport. The yacht ports in Balchik, Varna, Nessebar, and Burgas offer opportunities for yachting with the necessary servicing and customs services. Routes have been devised for pedestrian, biking and horseback tourism, photo- and eco-tourism, visiting natural, archaeological and cultural landmarks, trips in Bulgaria and abroad. Skiing and mountain tourism Convenient ski runs and facilities for skiing tourism and winter sports are on offer in the mountains of Rila, Pirin, Rhodope, Vitosha, and Stara Planina (or Balkan range). The ski-season duration in the average- and high-altitude mountain resorts is up to 190 days. Ski runs’ total length exceeds 80 km with level differences of up to 1500 m. Pamporovo, Borovets, Bansko and Aleko resorts have year-round functioning accommodation premises and a winter sports infrastructure (lifts, Alpine skiing and ski runs) undergoing renovation and development. In response to modern demand - new ski tourism centres are getting also established: Smolyan, Chepelare, Dobrinishte, Malyovitsa, Semkovo, etc. Spa tourism Bulgarian thermal mineral water is distinguished for its great diversity. Known in Bulgaria are more than 550 spots of 1,600 mineral water springs with a total debit of 4,900 l./sec. Prevalent is the slightly mineralized water – 66.7 per cent, mineralized mineral water – 14.4 per cent, and gas water – 17.9 per cent. Bulgaria’s various mountain relief, wide frontage, proximity to the Mediterranean Sea and favorable location provide excellent biological and climatic conditions for complex impact on the human body. One of this country’s major advantages to other traditional spa tourist destinations on the Balkan peninsula, in Western Europe and in the region of the Spanish Economic and Commercial Office of the Spanish Embassy in Sofia 55
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