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Bulgarian hoteliers predict 10-15% rise in summer vacation prices but expect a smooth transition to the euro in 2026

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26 May 2025, 09:25
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Bulgaria's tourism industry expects summer vacation prices to rise moderately, by 10-15%, due to inflation. Although the leva remains the official currency, preparations are underway to adopt the euro, with no expected price shocks for tourists. Room prices will range from 70 to 1,000 leva, while beach services will remain stable. Tourists are advised to travel outside peak season for more affordable rates.

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Lovitură pentru românii care își fac vacanta în Bulgaria: Cu cât vor crește prețurile în această vară
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Hotelierii bulgari prognozează o creștere moderată a prețurilor la vară și se pregătesc pentru euro
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Vacanțe mai scumpe în Bulgaria în vara 2025: Hotelierii anunță creșteri de prețuri cu până la 15%
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Vacanțe mai scumpe în Bulgaria în vara 2025: Hotelierii anunță creșteri de prețuri cu până la 15% | Newsweek Romania
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Vacanțele în Bulgaria se scumpesc cu până la 15% în 2025, dar rămân atractive pentru români

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