loteria navidad 2011 All set for Christmas Sweepstakes in Spain … This year the Christmas Lottery will distribute more money than ever, a total of 25.5 million in prizes. I say it’s time they bought a property in North Central Bulagria, in the renowned and famous Old Capital of Bulgaria, Veliko Tarnovo. The highest award in the history of Christmas lottery of 3 million Euros Manise’s Neighbours Celebrate the 2nd Prize of 1,250,000 Euros These Women Below Got Their Fair Share of 500,000 Euros as the 3rd Prize A Couple Show their 10th Award. They won the 4th prize of 200,000 Euros Many people show their numbers … Next Time It Could Be You !!!
Bulgarian Lifestyle
Serious Request Live and Other Glass Houses
Serious Request started in the Netherlands in 2004 and run via 3FM public radio station, collecting money in cooperation with Red Cross. From then on the format expanded towards Belgium, Switzerland, Sweden and could also reach Bulgaria in the forth coming years. Serious Request reached Kenya – as the first African country – in 2008. Every year in every country three DJ / presenters are locked up for 6 days without food, focusing on a social issue. Over the years issues like refugees / IDPs and malaria have gained a massive amount of attention and annually some $15 Million has been collected via audience and corporate participation. The Cause: For six days, the DJ’s focused on mothers who are affected by war and conflict. In at least thirty-five countries in the world, millions of mothers are hit by war- or conflict situations. They are at risk of losing their partners by violence, the risk to be physically damaged, the risk to be sexually abused, the risk to lose their house and the risk to see their family fall apart. These women are alone in taking care of their families.
Bulgaria opposition’s horror….. as Standard & Poor’s Ratings Service confirmed – PM Borissov
Standard & Poor’s Ratings Service confirmed its long- and short-term foreign and local currency sovereign credit ratings on Bulgaria at ‘BBB/A-3’ with a stable outlook. The ratings reflect “the government’s strong track record of appropriate fiscal policy and low gross and net general government debt,” the ratings company said today in a statement. S&P expects Bulgaria’s economic recovery “to lose steam in 2012, and growth to decline to 1.5 percent, from around 2.0 percent in 2011,” reflecting an economic slowdown with Bulgaria’s main trading partners in the European Union. S&P rates Bulgaria’s long-term sovereign debt level with Russia and Lithuania. Bulgaria’s sovereign debt is rated Baa2 by Moody’s and BBB- by Fitch Ratings. Bulgaria, the EU’s poorest country in terms of economic output per capita, withstood the global recession in 2009 without an international bailout. Source: Bloomberg News Agency However, this news continues the positive economic trend of Bulgaria which undoubtedly has been influenced by the government and which makes Bulgaria attractive as a country to invest into Bulgarian Houses, as is being witnessed by neighbouring Greeks and Romanians, whose vehicles are now a common site around the municipality of Veliko Tarnovo, buying cheap houses for sale in Veliko Tarnovo! Disclaimer: [...]
Interesting Facts about Bulgaria…….
The oldest golden treasure in the world was discovered in Bulgaria (the Varna Necropolis) – it is 6,500 years old. Founded in 632, Bulgaria is the contemporary country in Europe with earliest internationally recognized independence (635 AD). The birthplace of the Cyrillic alphabet, the second most widely used alphabet in the world. The inventor of the electronic digital computer John Atanasoff is of Bulgarian descent. In its modern history Bulgaria never lost a flag, captured by an enemy army. The country produces half of the rose oil in the world. In many agricultural productions per capita, the country is among the top 10 in the world (tomatoes, peppers, tobacco, sunflower seed, lavender, strawberries and others) A developer of the combined oral contraceptive pill, Carl Djerassi is of Bulgarian descent. World’s first digital wristwatch was developed by the Bulgarian Peter Petroff. To learn more about what Bulgaria can offer you and to learn specifically about home buying around the ancient old capital, Veliko Tarnovo, check out our blogs and log onto Yantra Homes Ltd website.
Bulgaria commended by Moodys…….it is the place to come and invest!
Moody’s (the international rating agency) have commended Bulgaria over its coherent fiscal orderliness. “Despite a large slippage in the 2009 budget position during the global and domestic recession, the Bulgarian government has since reverted to a tight fiscal policy stance, implying a measurable improvement in creditworthiness that in July 2011 led to the only sovereign rating upgrade in the European Union since the global crisis began in 2007,” according to a report of analysts Kristin Lindow and Renzo Merino in Moody’s Weekly Credit Outlook. So yet again there is more evidence that suggests that investing in a House in Bulgaria is a good move! Either to come and live permanently or just to have a holiday home here, you will get maximum value, just look below, a Luxury Bulgarian House for 115,000 Euros! Disclaimer: Yantra Homes Ltd. has produced this information solely as a service to its clients and in doing so has taken all reasonable care to ensure the accuracy of the content. However, we cannot guarantee this and cannot be held responsible for any errors or omissions to the information given.
Bulgaria, its official, obesity is not a problem………unlike the UK!
The European Health Interview survey shows the UK to be have the highest rate of obesity in Europe (23 per cent) and Malta (22.9 per cent) just behind, followed by Hungary. Its not all bad news though, The Central Eastern region of Europe has some of the lowest rates of obesity with Bulgarian women (11.3 per cent) and men (11.6 per cent) having the smallest prevalence after Romania (8 and 7 per cent respectively). Therefore it a proven fact that moving to Bulgaria and choosing one of the many houses for sale in Veliko Tarnovo can assist enormously in supporting your quest for a healthier and happier lifestyle. Most Bulgarian country houses have at least a garden plot of 500m2 allowing you to grow healthy foods organically. To see a selection of these properties look at our Bulgarian Real Estate Website at www.yantrahomes.com here in the garden of Bulgaria, you will be very surprised at the value you get for your money.
Yantra Homes’ property portfolio is growing with properties that will match your requirements!
Yantra Homes has more Bulgarian properties being displayed in the windows of its shop, inside the windows on the returns of the boards and Bulgarian homes on the walls. The Bulgarian properties are all based in and around the Veliko Tarnovo region and range from just a few thousand euros to over 250,000 euros for exclusive Bulgarian villas and small Bulgarian hotels with swimming pool and outstanding views. So call in to our office in Veliko Tarnovo to discuss your requirements for purchasing or renting a Bulgarian home, Bulgaria property for sale, land in Bulgaria and Bulgarian real estate with our friendly staff or check out our Bulgarian real estate website www.yantrahomes.com
Bulgaria – Cost of living
When buying a Bulgarian Property, one of the most common questions that buyers ask is how much everyday things cost. The answer, as always, is as much or as little as you want and is totally dependent on your lifestyle and whether you want to adapt to the way of life in Bulgaria. Bulgarian food is very much like Greek and Turkish cuisine with grilled or barbequed meats and salads during the summer months and hearty stews during the winter. Tomatoes and cucumbers seem to be the mainstay of any Bulgarian meal, being the main ingredients of the obligatory ‘Shopka’ salad which is topped off with Сирене (sirenay) cheese – a mild creamy cheese akin to Feta. Yoghurt is also a firm favourite in Bulgaria and is an ingredient in many dishes, the most famous being Таратор (Tarator), a cold soup made from yoghurt, water and cucumbers. Another component of the Bulgarian diet is the sausage in all their various shapes and forms. Dried Lukanka and Sudjuk sausage, usually eaten finely sliced as part of an appetizer or meze. The skinless Kebabche sausage eaten grilled, baked or fried, on their own or with chips. Fresh, cooked or smoked sausages, in fact every variety of sausage you could [...]
New campaign, headlines that Bulgaria is a real contender as in investment destination
It’s deeds we need, not words a letter written to Lyuben Karavelov on January 27, 1872 by Vasil Levsky. The Ministry of Economy in Bulgaria are emulating these wise words this month after it has announced the launching of a campaign on 1 December to promote Bulgaria as an investment destination abroad. Business opportunities in Bulgaria will get a lift from this promotion and the current Commercial Property in Bulgaria should get a welcome injection of interest! The first event is going to be a meeting with International business Directors and Senior Managers in London. The ongoing road tour will also hope to attract investors from the USA, China, Germany, Japan, Russia, France, Austria and Belgium. The investment sectors are many and include food, agriculture, logistics, IT, outsourcing, spa and wellness tourism. The initiative is expected to be ongoing during 2012 and 2013. Disclaimer: Yantra Homes Ltd. has produced this information solely as a service to its clients and in doing so has taken all reasonable care to ensure the accuracy of the content. However, we cannot guarantee this and cannot be held responsible for any errors or omissions to the information given.
Moving to Veliko Tarnovo – Preparations to be made before making the move
When buying Cheap Investment Property and Moving to Rural Bulgaria – Get your new Bulgarian life off to a good start with a little careful planning….. It has been said many times by the experts, that moving house is one of the most stressful activities that we undertake in our lives and is right up with family bereavement on the life/stress scale. It is also one of the most expensive and life-changing events most people ever undertake in their lives and can be both physically and mentally exhausting, but, with a bit of careful planning and preparation it is possible to reduce the strain and get your life in Bulgaria off to a good start! So let’s get Going….. Once you have made your decision to buy a property in Bulgaria, take a close look at the sizes and shapes of the rooms in your new Bulgarian home. Try to imagine your furniture situated in each of the rooms. You need to decide whether you really want your large and heavy items from home. Getting your effects to Bulgaria will be expensive, so try to decide what you really want with you and what you can give to family, charities, [...]
Night life in Veliko Tarnovo Part 4
The newly renovated Jack Club is situated in the centre of Veliko Tarnovo and it’s great place for parties. It has 200 seats and another 50 on an open-air terrace. Every Thursday the club is hosted by a famous DJ from the club scene in Bulgaria. Friday and Saturday are nights for commercial parties. There is music for any taste, no one will be disappointed in Jack Club. For the hot summer parties the club is offering you its cool summer terrace. What about the cold winter, no problem again because you will get extremely hot while dancing and having fun in the big main hall. Are you still wandering, come on pack you staff and visit Veliko Tarnovo for the winter holidays. Here you will feel the heat of Veliko Tarnovo’s wild night life. To be continued…
Veliko Tarnovo, Bulgaria – Why are people buying property in VT
Where is Veliko Tarnovo? The area around Veliko Tarnovo (VT) is fast becoming the destination of choice for many of those making the move to Bulgaria. There are countless reasons why people interested in Bulgarian homes to buy and rent in Bulgaria gravitate towards Veliko Tarnovo (VT). Geography Geographically Veliko Tarnovo (VT) is located in the centre of Bulgaria, making it an excellent place from which to explore the country. Veliko Tarnovo (VT) itself is a beautiful and unusual town clinging to a hill high above the Yantra River, steeped in history, yet alive with attractive Bulgarian properties, cafes, restaurants, bars and shops. There are beautiful Bulgaria homes for sale in the picturesque villages surrounding Veliko Tarnovo (VT) which offer an abundance of peace and tranquility as well as the opportunity to ‘do your own thing’ with very little intrusion. Weather The summer weather is fantastic and purchasing a Bulgaria property in Veliko Tarnovo (VT) will enable you to take full advantage of this. Imagine whiling away the summer on a sun drenched terrace in the centre of Veliko Tarnovo (VT) or cooling down beside one of the many beautiful lakes in the region. In the winter opportunities to hike [...]
UNDP index has placed Bulgaria as a country with high quality of life….
Bulgaria has been ranked at number 55 out of 184 countries by quality of life in the annual human development index (HDI) published by the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) and part of the “Human Development Report 2011 Sustainability and Equity: A Better Future for All” and Bulgaria does even better in the version adjusted for social inequality, moving up eighteen positions to 37 and the gender inequality index moving up 15 positions to 40. Both HDI versions have the same leader as in 2010 – Norway. This makes it the ninth consecutive year in which the country has topped the chart. Australia comes second, also in both HDI editions. The Netherlands is placed at number three in the overall rankings and number four in the adjusted index, while the USA ranks fourth overall but has dropped to number 23 in the social equality chart. The UK ranks 28 and 19 in the adjusted column whilst moves down 6 positions to 34 in the gender inequality index. The HDI takes into account economic prosperity, level of education and life expectancy. The adjusted index, which reflects inequalities in these areas of human development, was introduced in 2010. The countries in the chart [...]
