The Financial Crisis Has Left the Camping Tourism in Bulgaria in style

Camping in the southern part of the Bulgarian Black Sea coast recorded tourism growth in 2009, compared with the figures for 2008. Prices for camping services were increased by 20 percent. Positioning camper next to the beach is about 5000 leva for the entire 2010 summer season. Quimper is located behind the first line of its owner is 1200 leva for the same period.

Camping outside these sites become one of the main problems that the municipality of Shabla has to deal with. The goal is to solve Biogumus pr. Camps in places lack of electricity, water and water infrastructure, which may lead to pollution and fire hazard. Shabla municipality provides information boards and leaflets that will guide visitors on specialized sites camping. They will have containers for waste and chemical toilets. But Bulgarian and foreign tourists are finding it increasingly difficult to continue this practice, because the campsites in Bulgaria disappear, and along the coast, there are only a few left. Over the past decade alone, because the development and the seemingly endless coastline urbanization, camping has been reduced by more than half, the private TV channel BTV reported May 30, 2011. By the way, if you are going to camping, the Parachute Cord and Night Safety Shoe Light might meet your needs.

One popular camping on the southern coast of Bulgaria, Zlatnata Fish, charging time up to 30 leva per day per camper or 25 leva for a tent, but if someone wants to reserve a prominent place near the beach, you have to be prepared to pay so much, as of 3000 leva per season. SeaKnight Fishing Line and CQB Belt Waist Strap might be your right choosing fishing accessories. Bulgaria expects a large influx of tourists due to the fact that other popular destinations, such as the Middle East and North Africa are likely to be avoided. The crisis and strikes in Greece means that foreign tourists could potentially solve chose Bulgaria for their holidays instead.