Tourism in Bulgaria | Туризъм в България

[BG_PATRIOT]

GOOD NEWS!!!

Let's hope that within the next 3-4 years a massive destruction campaign will start in Slunchev Briag and Zlatnite...destroy many of the bankrupt hotels and at their place make beautiful gardens with nicely cut grass, artificial lakes, trees and children's playgrounds

[petet]

I think there aren't so much hotels in Golden Sands sooo....

[just4ivaylo]

There's not that many hotels, I think, because most of the hotels are huge with hundreds of rooms, and those ones don't go bankrupt easily.

[zzibit]

http://www.skyscrapercity.com/showth...0#post22921610
10x

[bulgrai]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nHa4w5ky9qo

Wow, look at this video.

[petet]

Originally Posted by bulgrai

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nHa4w5ky9qo

Wow, look at this video.

That is horrible :O

I didn't understand nothing

Is it that Albena is more clear than Mamia?

[bulgrai]

Exactly. The title says that Bulgaria is beating Romania once again. As you see they make reports how our seaside is way better than their.

[petet]

Btw...how I saw on the clip (Mamaia) in their water there is a pack from sunflower seeds "Penelopa" or I wrong ROFL

Thanks for explain

[Turnovec]

Хах ... и какво като морето ни е по-добро от Румънското ? Все едно Хърватска или Гърция да се кефят, че тяхното море е по яко от нашето . АМи много ясно че ще е такова.

[petet]

То морето ни е едно и също,както с Хърваткса-Гърция,ама плажовете са по-различни
Адриатика си е Адриатика
Черно море си е черно (да,с малка буква) море


Много се дърдори,какви съюзи м/у Черноморските държави са се сключвали за опазване (олелееее забързали са се те горките) на морето,ама резултата е на лице - Варна - канализация,Мамая - сметище,незаконни рибарски мрежи,купища от мъртви делфини и прочие...простоооооо...страшно тъжно е това,ама всичко се връща

[AnonymvsBeaver]

Btw, spored men na Zlatnite ne e osobeno gasto.. I e dosta prijatno Osven tova tazi godina dosta neshta sa opraveni i izglezhda naistina hubavo. Ne znam zashto i koi i s kakva tsel pishe (vav vestnitsite) che tam e uzhasno edva li ne, no tova prosto ne e taka. Edinstveno, ako se premahnat njakoi ot pavilionite shte e dobre, zashtoto sa mnogo, no ostanaloto e otlichno

Osven tova Rumanskite kurorti e yasno che ne sa tolkova dobri kolkoto nashite no tova ne e osoben povod za gordost. Kakto ne se sastezavamee i s tezi v Gruziya i Ukrajna. Nashite konurenti sa gartsya, turtsiya, i Hrvatska.

[petet]

Agree but I think our concurent is only Turkey cuz th others are at thee "othr planet" - Adriatic,we are Black soooo

[JloKyM]

Something interesting. It seems that there are only 5 countries ahead us.

Originally Posted by diegodbs

The United Nations World Tourism Organization (UNWTO), headquartered in Madrid, Spain, is a United Nations agency dealing with questions relating to tourism.

The UNESCO World Heritage Committee is composed of 21 state parties. The organization is based in Paris.

A biosphere reserve is an international conservation designation given by UNESCO under its Programme on Man and the Biosphere (MAB).

Map showing the World Network of Biosphere Reserves as of 2007. Only four countries have more than 35 reserves of the biosphere: Mexico (49), USA (47), the Russian Federation (38) and Spain (37).




The World Tourism Organization reports the following five countries as the most visited in 2007 by number of travelers.

1. FRANCE.
- Tourists: 82 million
- Area: 675,000 sq. kilometres
- Population: 64 million
- World Heritage Sites: 33 (world ranking --> 4)
- Biosphere Reserves: 10


2. SPAIN.
- Tourists: 59.2 million
- Area: 504,000 sq. kilometres
- Population: 46 million
- World Heritage Sites: 40 (world ranking --> 2)
- Biosphere Reserves: 37 (world ranking --> 4)


3. USA.
- Tourists: 56.6 million
- Area: 9,800,000 sq. kilometres
- Population: 304 million
- World Heritage Sites: 20
- Biosphere Reserves: 47 (world ranking --> 2)


4. CHINA.
- Tourists: 54.7 million
- Area: 9,600,000 sq. kilometres
- Population: 1,240 million
- World Heritage Sites: 37 (world ranking --> 3)
- Biosphere Reserves: 28


5. ITALY.
- Tourists: 43 million
- Area: 301,000 sq. kilometres
- Population: 60 million
- World Heritage Sites: 43 (world ranking --> 1)
- Biosphere Reserves: 8

[petet]

That is good.

[AnonymvsBeaver]

Originally Posted by petet

Agree but I think our concurent is only Turkey cuz th others are at thee "othr planet" - Adriatic,we are Black soooo

Gurcija e na egejesko more i spored men pri tjah predimstovoto ne e che imat po-hubava priroda a che e po-chisto, po-uredeno, hranata e po-dobra, i izobshto predimstvata im sa svarznai s durzhavata a ne s moreto. Ne sam bil v HR no mozhe bi i tam e taka. Da ne zabravjame che i Albanija ima prekrasna bregova ivitsa no tam neureditsite sa po-golemi ot tuk, i mkar i kasotata oshte ne sa izvestna destinacija.

[bgrs]

Yep, I think the biggest problem related to Bulgarian tourism is the inadequate infrastructure. A real pain in the ass. BTW in a country ruled by wiser governments, the Cherno More highway would be built before say Lyulin. Moreover, the tourist municipalities are often managed by complete idiots. Lots of great natural/historical potential wasted because of the idiotic greed and small-mindedness not only of the mayors but the local population as well. E.g I can say lot of negative things about the Balchik municipality even though it seems they do their job much better than many other seaside municipalities:

* Cars parked everywhere and parking is a hell even though the municipality have built an underground parking lots in the downtown. This parking area is almost empty, heh.
* Some of the streets have cracks and potholes in the asphalt and semi-destroyed sidewalks which creates a very bad impression.
* Inadequate night lighting of historical hightlights, a shame.
* Some traders just do not deserve to be there.
* But hey, they are locals, so are the officials and so are the locals' cars serving them.
* If you don't have a road map then you'd better don't drive around. The road signs are awfully misleading, although the roads are good and the signs themselves are very new.
* Even there there are quite lots of ugly billboards (imagine Sunny Beach).

All those things can be easily fixed...and the effect would be just tremendous!

[Cosmin]

Originally Posted by petet

That is horrible :O
I didn't understand nothing
Is it that Albena is more clear than Mamia?

Yeah, that's the idea. They say that just 35% of our beaches respect hygiene norms and the crappy images are from Mamaia, the so called "pearl of the Romanian seaside".

"Aceeaşi mare, plaje total diferite! Bulgarii ne-au devansat" means "same sea, totally different beaches! The Bulgarians have left us behind".

Btw...how I saw on the clip (Mamaia) in their water there is a pack from sunflower seeds "Penelopa" or I wrong ROFL

Yeah, Romanians love sunflower seeds, they eat them everywhere and then just discard the package on the beach, in the sea... wherever. But trust me, a package floating is nothing for our seaside. Let's just say I thought I see a tree branch floating once, only to realize that's actually another type of brown "product". That was in Costineşti, not in Mamaia. But it's the same shit anyway... literally.

[Turnovec]

Originally Posted by Cosmin

Yeah, Romanians love sunflower seeds, they eat them everywhere and then just discard the package on the beach, in the sea... wherever. But trust me, a package floating is nothing for our seaside. Let's just say I thought I see a tree branch floating once, only to realize that's actually another type of brown "product". That was in Costineşti, not in Mamaia. But it's the same shit anyway... literally.

It happens sometimes to see the same here ... both about the sunflower seeds and the brown branch They should have filmed the Central Beach in Varna , not the one in Albena

[Cosmin]

Isn't Albena your top resort? Mamaia is our top resort (top of my ass actually), so it's only natural to compare it to Albena I guess.

[JloKyM]

Originally Posted by Cosmin

Isn't Albena your top resort? Mamaia is our top resort (top of my ass actually), so it's only natural to compare it to Albena I guess.

Our most famous resorts are Sunny beach and Golden Sands, but IMO the best is Albena.