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	<title>Fraport to Invest BGN 170 M in Bulgaria's Varna, Burgas Airports till 2014</title>
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The concessionaire of the Bulgarian Black Sea airportsamp;nbsp;Varnaamp;nbsp;andamp;nbsp;BurgasFraportamp;nbsp;Twin Star Airport Managementamp;nbsp;plans to invest BGN 170 M in their modernization in the next 3 years, companyamp;nbsp;CEOamp;nbsp;Dirk Schusdziaraamp;nbsp;has announced.
Schusdziara has confirmed thatVarnaamp;nbsp;Airportamp;nbsp;will be closed down for unprecedented repairs after the end of the 2011 summer tourist season.
Theamp;nbsp;Varnaamp;nbsp;Airportamp;nbsp;will be under...</description>
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	<title>New Airport Plans In Bulgaria</title>
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	<description>The Bulgarian government has voted in agreement to convert a disused former military airport on the Black Sea Coast into a civilian airport. The airport which is situated just outside of the tourist town of Balchik will provide flight services for many of the northern Black Sea resorts such as Albena,Golden Sands and of course Balchik.
It is hoped that the flights to Balchik will reduce summer season traffic in the Black Sea capital city of Varna where most flights to the northern resorts are c...</description>
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	<title>Bulgarian Govt Moves to Set Up New Black Sea Resorts Airport near Balchik</title>
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	<description>Bulgaria's Cabinet has voted to turn the defunct military airport near the Black Sea town ofamp;nbsp;Balchikamp;nbsp;into an active civilian airport serving the nearby seaamp;nbsp;resorts.
The Borisov government decided Wednesday to transfer the ownership of theBalchikamp;nbsp;Airport from the Defense Ministry to the Transport Ministry, acting in accordance thatamp;nbsp;Prime Ministeramp;nbsp;Boyko Borisovamp;nbsp;made in a nearby town, Kavarna, in early June 2011.
Theamp;nbsp;Balchikamp;nbsp;...</description>
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	<title>Bulgaria to stage Iranian puppet show</title>
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	<description>The puppet show is based onamp;nbsp;The Happy Princeamp;nbsp;by Irish writer Oscar Wilde and focuses on the concept of forgiveness, Mehr News Agency reported.amp;nbsp;

Co-written by Moini and Tala Motazedi, the play has been staged in different Bulgarian festivals so far.amp;nbsp;

Ali Moini is the composer of the play and the puppets are designed by Iranian artist Mandana Karimi.amp;nbsp;

Organized by Bulgaria's Ministry of Culture, Municipality of Varna and the State Puppet Theatre Var...</description>
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	<title>Bulgarian monasteries are top sites for foreign tourists</title>
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Bachkovski monastery







Rila monastery, Bachkovo and Troyan monasteries are the sites that attract the most foreign tourists in Bulgaria, Nikolai Mindov, chairperson ofamp;nbsp; Association of Bulgarian Tour Guides told Focus news agency on June 20 2011.

Ancient Roman ruins near Varna and Plovdiv, along with preserved architectural reserves like Bozhentsi, Arbanasi and Zheravna, are perceived as magnets for most foreign tourists who visit Bulgaria during the summer.

Anoth...</description>
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	<title>Bulgarian PM to visit Varna</title>
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	<description>Varna.amp;nbsp;Bulgarian Prime Minister Boyko Borisov is to attend a ceremony to hand over Sport Palace to the National Sports Base, a Bulgarian joint-stock company managing state sports facilities, the governmentamp;rsquo;s press center announced.
The symbolic key from the sports facility in the seaside city of Varna will be given to Sports Minister Svilen Neykov in the presence of PM Borisov.amp;nbsp;...</description>
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