Bulgaria plans 100 new sites for camper tourism by the end of 2027
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Bulgaria wants to develop a network of camper parking lots, campgrounds and infrastructure that will serve tourists traveling with caravans and motorhomes. The goal is for the country to become a more attractive destination for people who travel with their own vehicles and want to stay in one place for several days.
The plan provides for the creation of 100 new sites by the end of 2027. In addition to parking lots and campsites, the project includes supporting infrastructure, such as places for emptying wastewater, refilling with drinking water and electrical hookups. In this way, travelers will be able to use the basic amenities without having to look for other services.
Camper tourism is becoming increasingly popular in Europe, and many families and young people are choosing this type of holiday. For Bulgaria, this is an opportunity to attract more foreign tourists and support local businesses in smaller settlements, especially outside the major resorts.
So far, no details have been announced about the funding or the exact locations of the new sites. The development of the project will depend on municipalities, investors and the implementation of the planned measures. Readers can follow news on the progress of this plan.
Sources: Forbes Bulgaria
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