As of September 1, prices for all-inclusive packages in the Sunny Beach resort complex have seen a substantial drop, ranging between 30 and 50 percent, according to Elena Andonova, chairwoman of the ...

Sunny Beach is a seaside resort town on Bulgaria’s Black Sea coast. It is renowned for its vibrant nightlife, which attracts thousands of party-goers from all over Europe.

The seaside resort of Sunny Beach, Bulgaria, is home to luxurious hotels, thrilling water parks, and inexpensive food, and it's near a historic town.

BULGARIA will welcome holidaymakers back from May 1, with the popular Sunny Beach open to tourists again. Vaccinated Brits will be able to avoid restrictions including negative Covid tests before ...

Hyatt Hotels has announced the opening of AluaSoul Sunny Beach, part of its Inclusive Collection. Located in its namesake Sunny Beach, Bulgaria, the hotel marks the expansion of the Alua Hotels ...

Sunny Beach in Bulgaria is the cheapest beach holiday destination in Europe Credit: Alamy The main beach – Sunny Beach - is several miles long and gets very popular in the summer months.

BEACHES at Bulgaria's popular tourist resort Sunny Beach are now open for holidaymakers. The country is preparing to welcome tourists from next month as cases of coronavirus remain under 2,600 ...

7 Sunny Beach resort is perfect for your wallet Credit: Credit: Gavin Hellier / Alamy Stock Photo Luckily, Bulgaria’s Sunny Beach resort is billed as a money-saving paradise.

The Bulgarian resort of Sunny Beach has been named as offering the best value for money break for UK holidaymakers for a second year running, an annual report has revealed. It was found to be the ...

Hoteliers in Sunny Beach, one of Bulgaria’s largest seaside resorts with a 75% state presence, are considering staging a ...

Sunny Beach in Bulgaria has been ranked as the most affordable resort in a Post Office study of 19 European destinations.

Welcome to Bulgaria’s Sunny Beach — nicknamed Blackpool abroad — where Brit holiday reps are just as wild as the hordes of young tourists from the UK.