US EditionTravel Planner: Romanians Represent 30–40 Percent of Tourists in Bulgaria
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The change in the euro currency could increase in spring by approximately 5-10% prices for the next holiday season in Bulgaria.
The change in the euro currency could increase in spring with about 5-10% prices for the next holiday season in Bulgaria, estimates an online tourism platform. According to this, the increase will be determined by the higher prices that hotels and pensions will pay in 2026 for the provision, utility and work force. The Romans prefer [...]
Holidays on the Bulgarian litoral could become more expensive from the spring of next year, on the basis of Bulgaria's past euro and the...
The change in the euro currency could increase in spring with about 5-10% prices for the next holiday season in Bulgaria, estimates an online tourism platform in Romania.More...
Travel Planner: Romanians represent 30–40 percent of tourists in Bulgaria
The management of Travel Planner, the online travel platform in Romania for holidays in Bulgaria, estimates that the transition to the euro could increase prices by approximately 5–10 percent this spring for the upcoming holiday season in Bulgaria. The increase will be driven by higher prices that hotels will pay in 2026 for supply, utilities, and workforce. Romanians who choose Bulgaria for their summer holidays prefer the resorts Golden Sands,…
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