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Unseasonable Snow Causes Troubles Across Bulgaria 10.3.2010
Unseasonable Snow Causes Troubles Across Bulgaria
Heavy snowfall on Monday and Tuesday, in combination with strong wind and snow drifts at places have caused serious troubles to transport and power supply in many parts of the country.The snow cover was thickest in...

Save On Bankso Chalets This Easter 09.3.2010
Save On Bankso Chalets This Easter
Bansko's Chalet Soltir is largely booked up this winter but still has the fortnight before and after Easter available and is offering a 10-percent discount. Customers must mention ‘Bansko Tourist Information' at...

Vitosha freestyle 05.3.2010
Vitosha freestyle
Each season we read of skiers or snowboarders who sadly perish while drifting away from designated slopes in search of that elusive extra thrill. More often than not, they are experienced professionals. There were half...


Weather/BNB fixing 10.03.10

-4° Sofia -3° Plovdiv
Burgas -2° Stara Zagora
-1° Varna -2° Rousse
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Bansko - history, development and investment opportunities
Bansko - history, development and investment opportunities
Bansko is a town in southwestern Bulgaria, located at the foot of Pirin at an altitude of 936 m above sea level. Today it is a popular mountain resort.

Bansko is the birthplace of 20th century Bulgarian poet Nikola Vaptsarov and Bulgarian enlighteners Paisiy Hilendarski (sometimes disputed) and Neofit Rilski.
Bulgarian history
Bulgarian history
The history of Bulgaria as a separate country began in the 7th century with the arrival of the Bulgars and the foundation of the First Bulgarian Empire together with the local seven Slavic tribes, a union recognized by Byzantium in 681. A country in the middle of the ethnically, culturally and linguistically diverse Balkan Peninsula, Bulgaria has seen many twists and turns in its long history and has been a prospering empire stretching to a coastline on the Black, Aegean and Adriatic Seas and a cultural centre of Slavic Europe, but also a land long dominated by a foreign state, once by the Byzantine Empire and once by the Ottoman Empire.