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Bulgaria: 1.8 Mln tourist check-ins from Dec. 2023 to March 2024
[04/04/2024 01:46]
SOFIA-SABA
Tourist check-ins in Bulgaria numbered 1.8 million in the period spanning from December 1, 2023 to March 25, 2024, Bulgaria's news agency has reported.

"The largest number were Bulgarian tourists (1.3 million), Romanian tourists were over 62,000, tourists from Greece were nearly 57,000, tourists from Turkiye were over 53,000, and visitors from Great Britain numbered 53,000."

From the beginning of December 2023 until March 25, tourists' favourite destination was the Municipality of Sofia, which reported 323,000 tourists, followed by Bansko, Velingrad, Samokov, Smolyan, Chepelare and Varna.


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