AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoNew Direct Routes: Bulgarian airline GullivAir will launch Sofia–Bangkok and Sofia–Phuket flights from 5 November 2026, giving travellers direct access to two of Thailand’s biggest destinations. Tourism Market Push: Bulgaria is promoting its tourism potential at France’s IFTM Top Resa in Paris, with talks focused on cultural, business, spa and wellness travel. Polish Demand: Bulgaria expects nearly 800,000 Polish tourists a year by 2029, with the tourism ministry highlighting year-round products beyond the Black Sea peak. Border & Travel Rules: The EU’s Entry/Exit System (EES) will cover Schengen short stays, but 29 countries plus Cyprus and Ireland are exempt from EES registration. Road for Easier Travel: Rudоzem bypass road construction in Smolyan district is completed, diverting through traffic and improving access to the Rudоzem–Xanthi border crossing. Heritage for Visitors: Bulgaria’s Chief Mufti’s Office published a four-language illustrated encyclopedia documenting 140 mosques across the country, aimed at heritage preservation and tourism interest. Luxury Hotel Spotlight: Rosewood Hong Kong has been named the world’s best hotel for 2026 in The 50 Best Hotels ranking, with Bangkok properties also dominating the top spots.
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