Bulgaria Is Presented in Vienna as Destination of Year-round Health Tourism

Bulgaria Is Presented in Vienna as Destination of Year-round Health Tourism

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Bulgaria was presented in Vienna as a destination for year-round health tourism for users on the Austrian health insurance market. The event took place in the Bulgarian Embassy in the Austrian capital, CE Report quotes BTA

It is the second edition of the event, which was organized by the Bulgarian Union of Balneology and Spa Tourism with support from from the Bulgarian Embassy. The guests were addressed by Siyka Katsarova, Chair of the Bulgarian Union and Vice President of the European Spa Association, by Bulgarian Ambassador Dessislava Naydenova - Gospodinova, Deputy Tourism Minister Irena Georgieva and Daniela Stoeva, Deputy Chair of the Association of Bulgarian Tour Operators and Tourist Agencies, and member of the Executive Bureau of the European Travel Agents' and Tour Operators' Associations. The event was moderated by Meglena Plougchieva, Ambassador of the Bulgarian Union of Balneology and Spa Tourism.

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