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New 660m Euro Fund To Invest In Undervalued European Property 14/03/2008
British investment company Laxey Partners will set up a new fund, Terra Catalyst, which will invest in “undervalued” companies and property funds across Europe, company officials said in an interview with investor.bg. The new fund has raised about 160 million euro from institutional investors and will be listed on the alternative investment market (AIM) of the London Stock Exchange. The new entity will draw a loan from Credit Suisse to increase its investment volume to 660 million euro. It is intent on pouring most of its capital within six months after going public. The company’s executives did not specify whether the investment scope of the fund would embrace Central and East Europe. Terra Catalyst is the latest fund set up to benefit from the sudden slump in the share prices of... more

Economic Gloom 'not Impacting On Tourism' 10/07/2008
Economic problems in the UK are not putting people off booking holidays, it has been revealed. According to the Association of British Travel Agents (ABTA), holidays are now widely seen as a necessity and not a luxury. Therefore, many are cutting back on their spending in some areas in order to make sure they can afford a trip to foreign shores. Sean Tipton, spokesperson for ABTA, commented: "We are in a situation which is potentially quite depressing. "One way to escape the current economic gloom is to take a foreign holiday." He added that the poor weather in the UK has also contributed to the desire to book a trip overseas, as areas such as the Mediterranean offer consistently good weather. This contrasts sharply with Britain, which has been tipped by the Met Office to see... more

A Year Earlier Invest Property Acquired 39 946 Sq M Of Land In Vratsas Eastern Industrial Zone For 1.6 Million Leva. 14/03/2008
A year earlier Invest Property acquired 39 946 sq m of land in Vratsa's eastern industrial zone for 1.6 million leva. more

Traditional Wine Expo 'vinaria 2008' Starts In Sofia 27/03/2008
The 16th edition of the International exhibition for viticulture and wine production “Vinaria 2008” starts today at the International Fair in Plovdiv (Bulgaria), informed BTA. 554 countries from 32 countries will take part in the event. Co-organiser of the event is the National Vine and Wine Chamber. The 'Vinaria' exhibition is included in the calendar of the Global association of the exhibition industry – UFI since 1997. “Vinaria” presents the novelties in the field of vine-growing and wine production throughout the world. Every year the event grows in scale and in number of participants. This year it will be opened by the minister of economy and energy Peter Dimitrov. Within the framework of the exhibition, a conference on the development of viticulture in the South East... more

Britons Travelling Further Afield 10/03/2008
A number of factors are currently drawing people from the UK outside Europe and further afield, an expert has revealed. Francesca Ecsery of Cheapflights.co.uk told Travel Trade Gazette that exposure to other cultures was tempting Britons to explore different countries first-hand. For example, she stated that the popularity of many foreign recipes in the UK had encouraged people to check out the genuine article in its country of origin. Ms Ecsery added that current exchange rates were also influencing Britons' travel habits, as the pound and the euro are both quite strong. She commented: "Your money doesn't take you as far as it would further afield." This, she added, means that travelling to a long-haul destination can ultimately be much cheaper than visiting a eurozone... more