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Financial Times Visit Bulgaria for National Survey with the Help of BULGARIAN PROPERTIES
The CEO of BULGARIAN PROPERTIES Mihail Chobanov was a co-organizer of the visit of Financial Times to the Bulgarian Black Sea coast that took place from 20th to 22nd June. The visit was part of a national survey carried out by Financial Times for the publication of its annual report about Bulgaria, which is to be published on July 8th 2008. The main purpose of the Financial Times representatives was to meet local mayors and business representatives, in order to make a review of the country’s tourist potential and to see the overall political and economical state in Bulgaria.
During the visit the Financial Times team met with the Mayors of Varna and Kavarna, with developers, businessmen and historians. The program was quite diverse as it included trips to museums, golf courses and various other projects.
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