Japan Interested In Growing Vegetables In Bulgaria 26/05/2008
We should investigate if there are farmers, who would like to start growing vegetables typical for Japan. This informed the regional governor of Plovdiv Todor Pavlov after his return from a visit in Japan. The Japanese government has expressed readiness to supply subsidies in this direction. Todor Pavlov has discussed with representatives of the Japanese business also other opportunities for expansion of the trade relations between the two countries. Agreements for additional export of rose oil and wine have been contracted with the chairman of the Trade chamber in Okaiama, Mr. Okazaki. “Preliminary research shows the manufacturing of products from Bulgarian rose (rose oil and jam) as the field of mutual business interest. Japanese companies are also interested in wine production”,... more

Bulgarias Westward Move Attracts Property Seekers 14/03/2008
An article named The Bulgarian Property Renaissance, published on 999 Today website presents Bulgaria as an increasingly appealing destination for Western European property seekers. Previously known as communist country, Bulgaria is now making moves westward with its NATO membership and expected EU entry in the beginning of 2007, 999 Today reported. This ‘opening’ to the Western world enabled property investors discover the potential of the country. 999 Today reported Bulgaria has rich cultural heritage, good climate and beautiful nature. The relatively low costs of living further the appeal of the country, the website said. These developments influence the decision of many Western property seekers. Increasing number of British decide to purchase a first home abroad in... more

Buyers Marvel At boutique Bulgaria 18/03/2008
Bulgaria is quickly becoming a haven of style, culture and opulence…… According to Quest Bulgaria, words associated with Bulgaria such as cheap, bargain and low-cost, are slowly being replaced with boutique, luxury and designer. With developers chasing a wealthier clientele and Bulgarians become richer, a different type of tourist is exploring the treasures of the country. Chris Goodall, managing director of Quest Bulgaria, said: “The evidence for this is overwhelming. Everywhere you look there are boutiques, designer shops and even the wine industry is taking on a new look. The evidence of Bulgaria’s re-branding is all around. Golden Sands, once the darling of discos and “kiss-me-quick” tourists has undergone a dramatic change – and it’s good to see.” One driving factor is the... more