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Bulgarian hoteliers had their strongest August ever
Hotels in Bulgaria have had their best August ever. In the eighth month of this year, they reported revenues from overnight stays amounting to BGN 663 million

How much will it cost to divert transit traffic from Simitli?
A total of 13 companies have participated in the Road Infrastructure Agency's market study for the design and construction of a section of the Struma motorway near Simitli

Gutsanov: The key to unlocking the pension system lies in the shadow economy
The key to improving the Bulgarian pension system lies in the grey economy and the undeclared billions in it. This opinion was expressed by Social Minister Borislav Gutsanov

Bulgaria is a solar champion
Bulgaria has attracted over 6 billion leva of private investment in its energy sector, mainly for the construction of new solar power plants

The first energy community in Sofia is being created
A 75 kW photovoltaic installation is to be put into operation on the roof of 2nd Secondary School “Acad. Emilian Stanev” – the heart of the first energy community in Sofia

Labor productivity in Bulgaria is actually declining
Labor productivity in Bulgaria is actually declining on an annual basis—by 0.2%. This is shown by preliminary data from the National Statistical Institute (NSI)

NSI “boosted” Bulgaria's economic growth
The National Statistical Institute (NSI) significantly raised its figures for Bulgaria's economic growth in the second quarter. The preliminary figures published

Donchev expects €650 million under the ESI Funds in October
Bulgaria expects to receive the second payment under the Recovery and Resilience Plan (RRP) by mid-October. This was announced by Deputy Prime Minister Tomislav Donchev

“Absolutely hopeless”: The shortage in BDZ will reach 70 carriages by the end of the year
Currently, there is a shortage of 36-37 carriages to cover the train schedule. However, by the end of the year, the shortage will increase to 70 carriages

“Phantasmagoria”: Zhelyazkov promised not to raise taxes and social security contributions
In response to the statement by the chairman of the Fiscal Council, Simeon Djankov, that tax increases in Bulgaria are inevitable, Prime Minister Rosen Zhelyazkov