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Fog increases traffic at Bulgaria’s Bourgas Airport

Thick fogs over the past several months, which closed Sofia, Varna and Plovdiv airports, increased the number of flights handled at Bourgas Airport.

Bourgas Airport accepted 65 per cent more flights in the 2007/2008 winter season than a year ago, the airport administration announced.

The airport serviced more than 630 flights between November 2007 and January 15 2008.

The number of flights serviced at Bourgas Airport increased because thick fogs over the past several months repeatedly closed Sofia, Varna and Plovdiv airports, investor.bg said.

Bourgas Airport’s fuel supply company delivered 78 051 tons of kerosene in 2007, which was a record for Bulgarian airports.

The largest cargo air-planes Ruslan carried out an “unprecedented” 70 flights to and from the airport since November 2007, investor said.

January 16 2008, source: www.sofiaecho.com

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What`s on in Bulgaria

Theatre

  • 12 Angry Monologues/12 razgneveni monologa
    What: The play is a compilation of 12 of the best monologues from Bulgarian actor Velko Kunev on the National Theatre stage over the past 30 years. Alone on the stage, Kunev re-experiences the fates, thoughts, worries and fears of his characters - including Ham
    When: October 7 and 25, 7pm
    Where: Ivan Vazov National Theatre
  • Volpone
    What: This comedy, written by English Renaissance playwright Ben Jonson, tells the story of Venetian nobleman Volpone who pretends he’s at death’s door to lure the numerous aspirants to his large inheritance and thereby expose their greed and foolishness. Starr
    When: October 10, 22 and 28 at 7pm
    Where: Ivan Vazov National Theatre

Cultural Institutes

  • Pavel Besta and his inspirations
    What: This exhibition by Czech artist Pavel Besta coincides with his 50th birthday. His paintings are in the realm of the grey and sorrowful. Besta discusses universal questions touching on the beating hearts and disillusioned faces who dwell in the country’s o
    When: Until October 31
    Where: the Czech cultural centre, 100 G. S. Rakovski Str, Sofia

Art

  • Painters from Plovdiv exhibit in Sofia
    What: Natally gallery is organising a general exhibition featuring artists who have depicted Plovdiv’s gentle pace of life in their works. Visitors can admire the delicately smiling characters looking over from Angel Vassilev’s paintings, or the colourful abstr
    When: Until October 30
    Where: Natally, 38A Gourko Str, Sofia
  • The return of Dimitar Voinov
    What: Racoursi gallery presents Bulgarian painter Dimitar Voinov, who has lived and worked in Germany since 1986. Now, 22 years later, he is exhibiting in Bulgaria for the first time. His paintings reveal the use of classic techniques, combined with ambiguous s
    When: Until October 31
    Where: Racoursi, 4A Han Kroum Str, Sofia
  • Eva Peneva and Yulian Yordanov’s graphics for four hands
    What: This collaboration between two artists is a long-nurtured idea that finally comes to life. Yordanov presents 13 of his graphics including titles like Leda, Fragrance or Temptation. To find an adequate answer to his challenge, Peneva painted glass using va
    When: Until October 20
    Where: Teo, 34 Macedonia Str, Varna
  • Soshana: Around the world in 80 years
    What: Austrian painter Susanne Schuller-Soshana is a true cosmopolitan. As one art critic puts it, she has travelled the world not in 80 days, but in 80 years. During her nomadic life, she has met some of the defining titans of the last century’s art scene – in
    When: Until October 16
    Where: Astri, 34 Tsar Samouil Str, Sofia
  • The apple in the minds of several artists
    What: Though it has a small exhibition area, this gallery always offers carefully selected artists the chance to flaunt their talents. In this general exhibition nine artists have come together to explore the ‘apple theme.’ Works by Boiko Kolev, Rossen Rashev,
    When: Until October 20
    Where: Art Gallery Paris, 8 Paris Str, Sofia