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Skiing is becoming more and more popular in eastern Europe, and Bulgaria is no exception.
The resort of Borovets, located 1,350 metres above sea level, is the largest in the country and offers a range of activities including ice skating and, for the particularly brave, ski jumping, as well as traditional skiing and snowboarding.

Last week it was reported that over half a million Poles had entered the UK after their accession to the EU in 2004, but we hear less about the vacation migration in the opposite direction; when the Brits flock to Eastern Europe.

The former communist countries are becoming extremely popular with British holiday makers due to bargain flights, inexpensive accommodation, and most importantly, cheap, high quality beer.

As emerging property markets go, few can rival the hype or promise of Bulgaria, three areas of which are now being heavily marketed to British buyers, the Independent wrote Wednesday.

Latest property market tendencies revealed that the sales of village houses was no longer dependent on the season.

Bulgaria and Romania that are about to join the European Union (EU) over the next year are promising real estates hotspots, an international report claims.

A British company is ready to invest more than 20 million levs in the construction of a holiday village near the central Bulgarian town of Stara Zagora.

Bulgaria was among the countries offering greatest return of real estate investment, aboutproperty.co.uk said.

Bulgaria has managed to further improve its reputation as a property investment hotspot in the last three months, according to property investment group Assetz.

InvestBulgaria Agency (IBA) was working on changes in the investment regulations to be imposed by the end of the year, IBA executive director Stoyan Stalev told Capital newspaper.

The latest property hotspot which is attracting thousands of ordinary British investors is Bulgaria.
And the interest is growing by the day. It's phenomenal!