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Bulgaria To Rival Well Established Traditional Golf Destinations Like Spain 14/03/2008
"Golf tourism is extremely important for attracting more affluent tourists," says Kuncho Stoychev, an investor in Black Sea Rama golf course near Balchik, which is expected to open in June. "If an average tourist usually spends about 50-100 euro (750-150 dollars) a day, a golfer might spend 400-500 euros," he adds. Bulgaria's Black Sea coast and ski resorts have long been popular among tourists from both western Europe and the former Communist-bloc countries and Russia. And while that has triggered a boom in the construction of low-cost hotels, affluent visitors have gone elsewhere in search of quieter and less crowded resorts. Bulgaria's mild climate and varied landscape favour its development as a golf destination that could rival countries like Spain. "When I first saw... more

Bulgaria Property Podcast 2008 21/03/2008
In the last year, Bulgarian property has transitioned from being marketed as an emerging property hotspot to a location which now sits firmly alongside favoured overseas property destinations of old. With record real estate transactions under its belt in 2007, this has prompted investment property analysts to wonder what the future holds for Bulgaria’s real estate marketplace. In this podcast, we discuss the many reasons why Bulgaria continues to garner interest and discuss the kind of Bulgarian property investment opportunities still to be had in prime locations such as capital city, Sofia. Both James and Libby discussed the following factors that keep Bulgaria rooted on the property map: Concerns from credit crunch crisis effect Bulgaria thus far has not been affected by the credit... more