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The transition to the euro could lead to a 5-10% increase in vacation prices in Bulgaria by 2026, especially affecting Romanian tourists, who represent 30-40% of the total.

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The transition of Bulgaria to the euro could lead to an increase in vacation prices by 5-10% in the spring of 2026, according to estimates from the travel platform Travel Planner. This increase will be influenced by higher costs for supplies, utilities, and labor. Prices for a week-long vacation in Bulgaria range from 170 to 1,100 euros per person, depending on the type of hotel.

Romanians are the main tourists in Bulgaria, representing 31% of the total EU tourists in 2025. It is estimated that Bulgaria will remain an attractive destination for Romanians, compared to other options such as Greece and Turkey.

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Trecerea la euro ar putea creşte preţurile la vacanţe în Bulgaria. Românii reprezintă 30-40% dintre turişti
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Trecerea la euro ar putea crește prețurile la vacanțe în Bulgaria; românii reprezintă 30-40% dintre turiști (platformă)
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Trecerea Bulgariei la moneda euro ar putea crește prețurile pentru sezonul următor de vacanțe, iar românii ar putea plăti mai mult
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Trecerea la euro ar putea creşte preţurile la vacanţe în Bulgaria; românii reprezintă 30-40% dintre turişti
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O veste proastă pentru românii care merg în Bulgaria. Trecerea la euro ar putea creşte preţurile la vacanţe
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Cu cât se scumpesc vacanțele românilor în Bulgaria după trecerea la euro: „Posibil ca unii hotelieri să crească de două ori preţurile”
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Travel Planner: Vacanţele pe litoralul bulgăresc s-ar putea scumpi cu până la 10% din primăvară, în contextul trecerii Bulgariei la moneda euro
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Românii reprezintă 31% din totalul turiştilor străini din Bulgaria, procent în creştere la 43% în august. Travel Planner: Vacanţele pe litoralul bulgăresc s-ar putea scumpi cu până la 10% din primăvară, în contextul trecerii Bulgariei la euro
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Libertatea
Aderarea Bulgariei la euro ar putea crește prețul vacanțelor cu până la 15%, avertizează agenții de turism
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Românii reprezintă 31% din totalul turiştilor străini din Bulgaria, procent în creştere la 43% în august. Travel Planner: Vacanţele pe litoralul bulgăresc s-ar putea scumpi cu până la 10% din primăvară, în contextul trecerii Bulgariei la euro
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Trecerea la euro ar putea creşte preţurile la vacanţe în Bulgaria; românii reprezintă 30-40% dintre turişti * Newsweek România

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