AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoEducation & Equality: Prime Minister Rumen Radev opened the new school year at Hristo Botev Primary School in Rakovitsa, stressing equal access to quality education for children in small settlements and promising funding to renovate the original school building after a 2022 fire. Tourism & Culture: Bulgaria and Ukraine, plus Gagauz and Moldovan communities, took part in the 7th Bolgrad Ethno Fashion Festival, featuring dance, folk groups and applied arts. Polish Market Push: Bulgaria targets at least 800,000 Polish tourists by 2029, citing 460,000+ visits in 2025 and July 2026 figures, with plans to boost direct flights and year-round tourism (culture, medical, spa, wine, events, winter mountains). Travel Disruption: Jet2 flight LS1413 from London Stansted to Burgas was diverted to Frankfurt after a medical incident onboard, arriving about 1h45 late. Air Travel Outlook: Eurocontrol reports record summer Europe air traffic (35,959 flights/day) despite the Middle East crisis, with 72.6% on-time arrivals and capacity-related delays hitting places like Marseille and Athens. Entry Rules Update: The EU published a list of 29 countries whose citizens are exempt from EES registration, including Bulgaria.
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