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BULGARIA: 2024 should be Bulgaria's most successful year for tourism at seaside—Tourism Minister suggested.

[09/08/2024 11:38]

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This year should be the most successful for tourism at the seaside, Bulgaria's caretaker Minister of Tourism Evtim Miloshev said on Wednesday in an interview for bTV, noting that 2019 was the most successful year for Bulgaria.

The Bulgarian News Agency (BTA) quoted Miloshev as saying " After the COVID pandemic, the recovery of the tourism sector has been slower than the rest of the world, however, 2024 has the potential to become Bulgaria's most successful year for tourism".