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Bulgaria is asserting itself as a new European center for health and relaxation, with over 700 mineral springs. The 15% increase in spa tourism in recent years is attracting more and more visitors.

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Bulgaria is emerging as a destination for health and relaxation tourism, having over 700 mineral springs with healing properties. According to Irena Georgieva, the interim Minister of Tourism, the desire to visit Bulgaria for spa tourism has increased by 15% in recent years. Velingrad, known as the "spa capital of the Balkans," offers beneficial mineral waters for various ailments, while Sandanski, with its 80 mineral springs, is renowned for its effects on the musculoskeletal system. Bulgaria attracts visitors from new markets due to its rich cultural offerings, and the Ministry of Tourism has declared 2026 as the "Year of Cultural Tourism," promoting health, gastronomic, and mountain tourism. With impressive mountain landscapes, Bulgaria invites skiing and hiking activities, providing a diverse experience throughout the year.

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