AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoEurovision in Burgas: Bulgaria’s Deputy PM Ivo Hristov says the state will fully back preparations for Eurovision 2027 in Burgas, with about €20M earmarked by year-end and teams already moving into operational work. Air Connectivity Boost: Tourism Minister Ilin Dimitrov met Fraport to line up more flights for 2027, including new routes to Varna and Burgas and talks with airlines such as Corendon and Condor. Sofia’s Bid Push for Answers: Sofia Municipality asked BNT for detailed feedback on its Eurovision 2027 bid scores, arguing confidentiality limits transparency. Border Security: Bulgarian customs seized 45 combat pistols hidden in a Turkish truck carrying figs to Germany at Kapitan Andreevo. Tourism Demand Despite Tensions: Seven frontline EU countries, including Bulgaria, urged Brussels for funding as war fears and security concerns hit tourism flows and SMEs. Culture & Travel: A new Tikla residency exhibition opened in Shiroka Laka, showcasing contemporary art inspired by Rhodope traditions. Heritage Education: Burgas’ National Academy of Art launched a master’s programme on the cultural heritage of the Bulgarian Black Sea coast, linking studies with cultural tourism.
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