Izvorite
Izvorite complex is located 8 km from Bansko ski resort and the proffecional golf playground with 18 holes, designed by Ian Woosman. The luxury apartment building is designed in the traditional architectural style of Bansko. The complex is situated in close proximity to Kulinoto ski area. Each
Alpen - NoNaMe - Bansko
Max Consult.Bg Ltd. is a consultancy company which works well and knows the estate market in Bansko and the region. It has consulted the project as it has secured the deal for purchasing from land’s owners and for unifying the definite estates and changing the statute of the same with DDP
Weather/BNB fixing 09.10.24
 |
20° | Sofia |  |
21° | Plovdiv | ||||||
 |
20° | Burgas |  |
17° | Stara Zagora | ||||||
 |
21° | Varna | |
20° | Rousse | ||||||
|
|||||||||||
16.12.2009
Construction companies shift from real estate to roads and infrastructure
Construction companies which until recently were in the business of developing and building residential complexes, golf courses and holiday homes, were redirecting their resources towards road construction, Bulgarian daily Dnevnik said on December16 2009. Some of these companies were said to be conducting negotiations to buy...
12.11.2009
Charter flights help increase tourists
A number of improvements have been made in the Bulgarian winter resortsIf all new charter flights to Sofia airport announced so far are fulfilled, the number of passengers at the airport will increase by 45,000. That emerged at a conference on Bulgaria at the World Travel Market (WTM) tourism exhibition in London.Deputy...
28.10.2009
Bulgarian natural icon turns 75 under threat of dubious construction activities
Sofia, Bulgaria – A massive expansion of skiing infrastructure is threatening the essence of Vitosha Natural Park, one of Bulgaria’s most famous and popular protected areas, on the eve of it’s 75th anniversary.Right at the edge of national capital Sofia, Vitosha mountain is a much loved destination for those...
19.10.2009
Bulgarian ski resorts fight against heritage status amid claims it will harm property development
Two towns in Bulgaria where new ski developments have attracted a large number of international property investors are opposing their inclusion on UNESCO's World Heritage List.Bansko and Razlog on the edge of the UNESCO protected Pirin Mountain National Park are concerned that world heritage status, normally regarded as a...
26.9.2009
Lubomir Popiordanov, Chair of Alternative Tourism Association: Bulgaria Must Be the Most Desired Village of Europe
Interview with Lubomir Popiordanov, Chair of the Bulgarian Association for Alternative Tourism (BAAT), and owner of the tour operator "Odysseia-In". BAAT is a non-profit public benefit organization established in 1998. It has over 90 members: national and regional tourist councils, nature parks, tour operators for...
24.9.2009
Vesey Crichton, Partner at UK Property Developer Cleves Ltd: Bulgaria Needs PR to Build on Its Good Fundamentals
When did your company start working in Bulgaria? What have been your impressions of the country and its economy so far?We started about 5 years ago. We focus only on Sofia, and it has struck us that Sofia is different from the rest of Bulgaria in that the greater majority of foreign investment comes to Sofia, probably in the...
18.9.2009
Key player in great game
Today’s Great Game still goes back to Central Asia, as did the similar jousting between Russia and Britain more than a century ago.This time, though, Bulgaria will matter. Will the Balkan country side with Russia or the European Union? Some progress should be notched up Thursday at a meeting in Sofia between Russian...
17.9.2009
Counter-crisis measures
There are 82 measures in government’s counter-crisis program, Minister of Finance Simeon Dyankov announced. The measures are divided into 8 groups – stability of the financial system; improvement of the business environment; establishment of better infrastructure; stimulation of employment and social assistance;...
02.9.2009
Indonesian infrastructure highlighted to investors
An expert has identified the Indonesian infrastructure sector as potentially lucrative for overseas investors. According to chief investment officer of Singular Asset Management Teoh Kok, the need for quality infrastructure in the country could soon attract investors. He told the Malaysian Star that the construction sector in...
22.4.2008
Nat'l rail infrastructure co mulls solar parks
The National Railway Infrastructure Company (NRIC) said it is considering deploying photovoltaic panels on vacant company-owned land plots, disused railway routes and the rooftops of train stations. The company intends to install capacity of up to 5MW at a cost of around 25 mln euro. A feasibility study is in progress and...
