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Actually, this is the first spring holiday. On this day the vines are being “notched” and the vine King is elected. Early in the morning the women would bake the bread and prepare the colorful bags – with a grilled chicken and a wooden wine vessel. Taking the bags, the men would then leave to the vine fields. Each will stop at his own vineyard, will say a prayer, then will cut sticks from three vines with the cutting scissors. All the cut places of the vine then should be pored with wine. Then the men would join the common table. It is believed that on this way all the illnesses would be driven away and a rich yield will come. Boiled hen Products: 1 whole hen, a bunch of roots for soup, 3-4 potatoes, 1 leek, 30 g of butter, 1 spoon full of flour, 1 egg, 1 tea glass of milk, salt. Method of cooking: Wash the hen and boil it in 3 l of cold water for about 2 hours. Take out of pot and remove the bones, and place the roots, the leek and the potatoes in the bouillon. Make a souse from the flour, the butter and the milk, and slowly add it to the soup. Add the meat and boil for another 5-6 minutes and remove from fire. Add the beaten egg, salt and lemon juice on taste. Keshkek (Boiled wheat) Necessary products: 1 kg of clean wheat, 400-450 g of sugar, 500 ml of cooking oil. Method of cooking: Clean and wash the wheat and put to boil slowly. Wait for some time, then add the oil and stir well with a wooden stick. Leave to cool and add the sugar. ShareThis

Bulgaria is a very exiting opportunity for investors of all kinds, claims Paul Watchorn, a Bulgarian property expert. The potential for obtaining a holiday home or retirement property is outstanding, said Paul talking at an investors evening focusing on off plan developments, and retirement homes in Bulgaria. With the cost of living rising so much in Briton retirees and pensioners are looking to sell their home in the UK and buy a purpose built place in the sun. Off plan property in Bulgaria offers extremely good value, leaving money in the bank to earn interest, Paul said. Paul Watchorn is a Bulgarian property expert advising people on investments, building and property purchase in Bulgaria. ShareThis

The Bulgarian property market has been on an increase over the last few years. The prices are expected to continue to rise in 2008, although is will be less than the 30% of 2007. The potential is great in this region, particularly with the industrial and commercial property. The city of Sofia is rapidly growing and shows some of the better potential. Many people are looking at Bulgaria for vacation investments. The region offers amazing natural amenities, including hiking and bike trails, coastline along the Black Sea, beaches, historical attractions, and skiing. The weather is also temperate. The economy has also been playing a large roll in the increase of the property market. Tourism continues to rise, and the local, regional and national governments are all working hard to improve conditions to take advantage of the tourism dollar. Since 2002, the annual growth of property values has been around 50%. In Bulgaria, the property buyer pays most of the costs associated with the purchase. The transaction fees can run up to 25% of the total purchase price (and sometimes a bit more). The property rental market tends to be stronger in the ski regions than along the coast, mainly due to the longer skiing season. Rental incomes tend to run around 6% to 12%, with the higher rates being generated by mountain properties. Properties away from the tourist areas tend to be more rustic and need much more work. They offer little rental income (if any) and are better investments for individuals who want a second home away from the rest of the world. Typically these properties can be found for a very good bargain. source: http://novinite.com ShareThis

Rather than buying a farmhouse in France or an apartment on the Costa Del Sol, the Daily Telegraph reports that investors are now tempted to buy properties in Bulgaria. A key factor in determining the new location in which to invest is price and investors have been experiencing enormous returns. For example, a large one-bedroom flat in PineForest Resort - Bulgaria, 1h from the Black Sea coast and Burgas International Airport purchased a year ago for just under 25,000 pounds fully furnished, would now cost 35,000 pounds. “Only now in Bulgaria you can buy one bedroom apartment for 35,000 GBP (52,500 EUR) at well located mountain resort where you can enjoy activities like golfing, skiing, fishing.” Marc Todd of Dosop, an international property company based in West London, raises the concern that some of overdevelopment in the big resorts such as Sunny Beach and suggests that there is a large supply of less desirable properties coming on the bulgaria property market. ShareThis

The Times in London writes that Bulgaria is now one of the top destinations for ski properties due to factors such as the low property prices and inexpensive ski passes. During the summer this sparsely populated, largely rural country offers a wealth of activities such as hiking, fishing and mountain biking, as well as the fabulous beaches of the Black Sea coast. The numerous historic towns, unspoilt villages, castles and churches are also waiting to be explored. Properties in ski areas can earn up to 12% rental return according to property investment firm Assetz. This return is potentially double that of coastal properties due to their all year-round attraction. The number of UK holidaymakers visiting Bulgaria increased by a staggering 36% in the past year. This has lead to an influx of travel companies as the country is now establishing itself as a true holiday hotspot. Source: http://panload.com ShareThis

Aer Lingus today announced a new service from Dublin to Bourgas in Bulgaria. The new service marks the first Aer Lingus scheduled flight to Bulgaria and moreover, the only scheduled service from Ireland. From mid-June the airline will operate two flights weekly. Bourgas Airport is in close proximity to major tourist resorts on the Bulgarian Black Sea coast. Bulgaria is an increasingly attractive destination with Irish tourist and property investors alike. Speaking on the development, Enda Corneille, Corporate Affairs Director said, We are delighted to be able to offer our customers another new popular holiday destination which compliments our existing extensive schedule. We believe the Bulgarian resort will prove particularly popular with families and holiday- makers alike. In addition to great flight deals, aerlingus.com offers discounts on over 80,000 hotels worldwide with four- star Bulgarian hotels starting from €30 per room per night. Source: Aer Lingus ShareThis