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Investment Projects in Bulgarian Toursim Sector INVESTMENT PROJECTS IN BULGARIAN TOURSIM SECTOR Table of Contents Belchin Spring .......................................................................................................................................... 2 Berkovski Balkan ..................................................................................................................................... 3 Seuthopolis ............................................................................................................................................... 4 Kazanlak Tombs ...................................................................................................................................... 5 Amphitheater in Thracian Tomb ........................................................................................................... 6 Modern Art Museum ............................................................................................................................... 7 Kaleto ........................................................................................................................................................ 7 Aqua Calide ........................................................................................................................................... 10 Panagyuriste Golf Treasure Resort ...................................................................................................... 11 Ovcha Mogila ........................................................................................................................................ 13 Dam "Vrabovets" ................................................................................................................................... 14 Dolno Yabalkovo .................................................................................................................................. 15 Debelt ...................................................................................................................................................... 16 Detelinite ................................................................................................................................................. 17 Polski Izvor .............................................................................................................................................. 19 1 RESORT BELCHIN SPRING COMPLEX Overview Location: Belchin, Samokov Brief description: “Belchin Spring” resort complex Size of investment: to be negotiated Infrastructure: Highway "Trakia" - 50 km Contact Info First class road-E79 25 km Sofia Airport - 52 km Biliana Bilanska Email: [email protected], Status: Preliminary project tel.+359/ 2 9151 773, mob..+359/885 757 343, fax: Description +359/2 957 1078 Availability of hydro- geothermal system, reproduction of thermal water ( capacity 12l/sec.) and a temperature of 50 °C to 70 ° C. Proven preventive and curative properties of mineral water. Modern medical and rehabilitation spa. Various opportunities for sports, entertainment and recreation. Ability to combine multiple types of tourism: skiing and snowboarding, hunting and fishing, horseback riding and mountain bicycling, ecological and cultural tourism, rural tourism. 2 TOURIST AND BERKOVSKI BALKAN SPORTS CENTER Overview Location: Berkovitsa Brief description: Construction of a tourist and sports centre Size of investment: € 56, 250, 000 Status: Preliminary project; private property Description The project envisages construction of six lifts. Two lifts will connect the highest points - medium and small com. Chair lift will connect the two surrounding ski slopes. Another lift will connect the village Barzia with the peak Shtarkovitsa. The last two lines will be used if bad weather conditions prevent the Contact Info use of the first two. A connection with the city of Berkovitsa is envisaged through the construction of two lifts. This will allow Ivaylo Panov the expansion of the tourist sector in the city. The main lifts will Tel. +359 888 623 059, +359 953 88 have open three-and four-seat chairlifts, with the exception 394 of one cabin lift. The ski slopes will offer opportunities for all categories of skiers. 3 MUSEUM- SEUTHOPOLIS TOURIST COMPLEX Overview Location: Dam "Koprinka“, Kazanlak Brief description: Exposure of the ancient Thracian city of Seuthopolis Size of investment: € 80-85 million Status: Preliminary project Contact Info Description Nikolay Nikolov Valley of the Kings cannot be presented fully without Tel. +359 899309030 Seuthopolis being exposed - its capital, the only one discovered and preserved in Thracian city of such a size Showing the original city to the world, through a unique solution: a museum-tourist complex combining antiquity, a wide range of recreational, cultural and sporting functions, natural environment and economic efficiency Possibility to include Seuthopolis in the list of world heritage by UNESCO. World tourist attraction and of wide public interest and economic development of the region. More information about the project you can find on http://www.sevtopolis.suhranibulgarskoto.org/ 4 MUSEUM- THE KAZANLAK TOMBS TOURIST COMPLEX Overview Location: Kazanlak Brief description: Construction of a tourist and information center for tombs discovered in the Valley of Kings near Kazanlak Size of investment: € 1 million Status: Preliminary project Contact Info Description Chief Arch. Nikolay Nikolov Tel. +359 899 309 030 The tomb “Golyamata Kosmatka" is in excellent condition. A tourist center and infrastructure needs to be built to service the tomb, including a park recreation area, waste collection equipment, and other facilities serving the tourist attractions and visitors. Tomb "Kosmatka" is a cultural monument of national importance. It is the first Thracian tomb associated with the name of the Thracian ruler Seuthes III. There are unique items required by the Thracians in the afterlife. It was discovered in 2004 by a team of Dr Georgi Kitov and Iskra Museum. 5 AMPHITHEATER IN CONSTRUCTION PROJECT THRACIAN TOMB Overview Location: Park "Tulbeto" Kazanlak Brief description: Construction of an amphitheater in the Thracian Tomb of Kazanlak Size of investment: € 1 million Status: Preliminary design Description Kazanlak Thracian tomb was opened on April 19, 1944. It is the first Bulgarian monument included in the list of World Heritage of UNESCO (1979). The murals are unique - they give Contact Info an idea of Thracian burial and their faith in the afterlife. Very close by is a copy of a Thracian tomb. Nikolay Nikolov Tel. +359 899309030 To introduce new techniques and programs for interpretation and animation of the Thracian heritage is necessary to build an open amphitheater with equipment and infrastructure - picnic areas, recreational facilities and sports- profit, parking, landscaping, toilets, lighting, small equipment waste collection, utilities, facilities serving the tourist attraction and visitors. 6 MUSEUM IN MODERN ART MUSEUM KAZANLAK Overview Location: Kazanlak Brief description: Construction of a modern art museum Size of investment: € 2,5 million Status: Preliminary project Description Contact Info In addition to the rich oil rose, Kazanlak Thracian heritage is Chief Arch. Nikolay Nikolov famous as a city of artists, many of which mark the highest Tel. +359 899 309 030 peaks of Bulgarian art. Some of them are Chudomir, Ivan Milev Dechko Uzunov, Nenko Balkan. From there comes the idea to build a Museum of Modern Art near the Art School "Dechko Uzunov". In the vicinity are located the “Stadium” neighborhood, park “Tulbeto” and National School of Plastic Arts and Design “Ac. Dechko Uzunov” 7 ARCHEOLOGICAL AND TOURIST KALETO CENTER Overview Location: Mezdra Brief description: Modernization of the fortress "Kale" Infrastructure: There is good infrastructure provision – electricity, water supply, and possible gas pipeline from the city network. It is less than a kilometer from the republican road class I / Mezdra-Sofia / train station and the Municipality. The terrain on which the project Contact Info will be implemented is municipal property. Status: The project allows for the implementation of public-private Ivan Asparuhov Tsanov partnership. tel.. +359 910/ 9 20 16, e-mail: [email protected] Description The first stage of the project includes a permanent exhibition hall, on which will be located the discovered artifacts, crafts alley with 8 craft workshops, exhibition and commercial area and gate, which will mark the entrance of the complex on the south side. The second stage envisages the construction of the Visitor Information Centre, through the reorganization of the 6 studios, guide area with 87 seats, landscaping with parking for 23 cars and layout of the Iskar River bridge and underpass, which to serve as a pedestrian link between the city and the medieval fortress "Kale". 8 ARCHEOLOGICAL AND TOURIST KALETO CENTER The third stage involves the construction of tourist center with an area of 1080 m2. It provides multi-purpose room for film screenings, seminars, lectures, exhibitions, etc; a bookshop, a currency exchange bureau and a restaurant with capacity of about 50 seats and service facilities. The second floor will host a computer club, library and hall for children's courses and workshops. The third floor will be an administrative unit and will include small meeting room. 9 ARCHEOLOGICAL AND TOURIST AQUA CALIDAE CENTER Overview Location: Bulgaria, city of Burgas, district Vetren Brief description: Aqua Calidae” a cottage village supplied with mineral
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