Growth of tourists on the Southern Black Sea coast

Significant growth of foreign tourists on the Southern Black Sea coast in August in Bulgaria Burgas.

Significant growth of tourists from Romania, Poland, Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, the Czech Republic, Germany, Ireland, Israel and Ukraine in August, compared to the same period in 2020, was reported on the Southern Black Sea coast. This was announced by the Burgas Regional Tourist Chamber, citing data from a study.
The summer was dominated by individual bookings from Romania, Moldova and Ukraine. Markets such as Estonia, Norway, France, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania, the Netherlands and Sweden have recovered, from which we have not welcomed a single tourist in the 2020 season, BRTC reported.

From there they added that this season the reservations through Booking have increased the most. Studies show that more than 40 percent of hotel occupancy is through this system.

The data also show that the average stay of the Bulgarian this year was better - about 4 days, while in 2019 it was two days.
Surveys show that tourists from abroad are satisfied with the conditions for rest and the measures against COVID-19. Estimates dominate that all the staff is very attentive and with their behavior is an example for the foreigner.