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WINTER RESORT IN BULGARIA DECREASES FACILITY USAGE FEES

Thu, Mar 29 2007 15:42 CET 265 Views

The daily ski card in Borovets winter resort will now cost 20 leva.

The resort decided to take down all prices towards the end of the ski season. The three-day card, enabling usage of all facilities, costs 56 leva and the six-day card is worth 104 leva.

Hotels also decreased accommodation prices. Some of them offer special summer packages to attract tourists, Focus news agency reported.

Other offers focus on Easter celebrations in Bulgaria's mountain resorts. A tourism package in Borovets hotels offers three accommodations and Easter lunch worth 113 leva per person.

Resort representatives said that Borovets tracks offer good skiing conditions and the snow coverage reached up to 150cm.

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