BULGARIAN PROPERTIES Welcome You to Our Vidin Office
In the beginning of October BULGARIAN PROPERTIES opened its own new modern office in the town of Vidin at
2, Dunavska Street,
Vidin 3700, Bulgaria
Tel.: +359 94 600 348
Mobile: +359 885 919 003
E-mail: Please send your enquiry
You are welcome to your new office where we will offer you a wide choice of offers and valuable advice.
In the last few years Vidin has changed from being a town positioned at end of the list of fast developing Bulgarian towns and cities, into a place attracting more and more investments. The reason for that is not only the reviving economy in the town and the great tourist potential of the region but also the beginning of the long-awaited construction of Danube Bridge 2 which started this year and is expected to finish in 2010.
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Bulgaria plans to lift an obligatory 14-day quarantine from June 1 for travellers from most European Union countries, but not those states with the biggest coronavirus outbreaks, a senior health official said on Friday.
The quarantine will remain obligatory for travellers from Sweden, Belgium, Ireland, Portugal, Spain, Italy and Malta, the official said, as well as the UK, which is ...
