Golf Playgrounds To Variegate The Concrete Jungle Of Bulgaria

The mushrooming golf clubs throughout Bulgaria come as an alternative to the concrete sins on the Bulgarian Black sea cost.

This is the conclusion of the German DPA Agency, which made its own examination on the theme.

The new golf club in Ravno Pole village, located on 25 kilometers from Bulgarian capital Sofia is presently turning into regular destination for the tourists, looking for tranquility.

The golf club is visited by more and more Sofia citizens, diplomats and foreign contractors.

According to the DPA Agency the golf clubs with luxurious hotels and modern SPA - facilities will improve the tourism image of Bulgaria, associated in Europe mainly with the cheap Black Sea vacation.

There are still 19 golf playgrounds more presently being built, one of which estimated on the amount of 50 million EUR - the future Golf & SPA complex in Pravets town, the birth town of former communist President of Bulgaria Todor Zhivkov.

Specialists consider the strong investment interest will bring the construction of round 40 golf playgrounds in the country.

The Bulgarian government also approves the intentions Bulgaria to be turned into international destination for golf tourism.

There are excellent climate conditions in Bulgaria and the scenery is extremely attractive.

The engaged with the gold tourism investors are trying to escape from the upper-scale image of the game and try to present it as an excellent mean against modern pressure.  

After the construction boom on the sea coast, the upcoming summer will show is still the tourism in Bulgaria capable to escape the sins of concrete and to return to nature, the specialized tourism editions comment.

World - wide famous Black sea coasts and ski resorts in Southern Bulgaria have attracted more than 5 million tourists in common for the last 2007 year.

The amount of tourists from EU have raised with 50 %.

Incomes of tourism for Bulgaria have reached the record to the moment 2, 3 billion EUR - raise of 11% compared to the previous year.

The State Agency of Tourism expects 10% raise for 2008 too.