Bulgaria will overcome the crisis before the other countries of E.U

Asked for the Bulgarian National Radio, the Minister of Economy, Energy and Tourism of Bulgaria, Mr. Traytcho Traykov said that 2012 will actually be a very difficult year, but that Bulgaria will overcome the crisis faster than other countries the EU. He added that the country is among the five or three leading countries on economic growth. Note Brussels for Germany is 0.5 and 2.3 of Bulgaria he added.

As for foreign investment, the minister expressed confidence for 2012. In order to attract more resources from the outside, he said he began a series of forums in major business centers around the world to promote Bulgaria as a destination for investment.

Source : Radio Nationale Bulgarie

For two days the city of Varna knows the bad weather this season when normally the fall is known for its softness. Yesterday, the ground floor of a hospital in Varna was flooded: indeed, the region of the Black Sea coast is affected by heavy rains accompanied by gusty winds and a temperature of around 2 ° C (up -6 ° c burst) was able to see snow in places.

PASSENGER WARNING : CLOSING OF VARNA AIRPORT DURING FOUR MONTHS : FLIGHTS ARE REPORTED ON BURGAS AIRPORT.

According to the magazine the AIR JOURNAL dating from August 11, 2011, Varna International Airport will be closed for a period of four months. The magazine published the following article :

"Due to renovations of the tracks, Varna Airport (east of Bulgaria) will be closed from October 15, 2011 to February 28, 2012. During this period, flights will be transferred to the airport of Bourgas.

At the end of the summer and for nearly four months, the international airport located on the shores of the Black Sea will see no longer use his airplane tarmac. Indeed, his tracks have to be completely renovated.

The flights will therefore be redirected to the airport of Bourgas, situated 130 km from the seaside town. And bus service will be held to allow the tourists to carry. "

Source : AIR JOURNAL

On March 1st, all Bulgaria will be in red and white to celebrate the martenitsa (Martisor Day "March"). This festival, which originated in the legend of the snowdrop (read the article about the legend) is an opportunity for the Bulgarians to afford good-luck-shaped pendants and jewelry made ​​of wool twisted over red and white.It's a very famous festival in Bulgaria.