After the collapse of the dam wall of the Kakhovskaya hydroelectric power plant in Ukraine, Romanian tourists asked travel agencies about the security of their holiday on the Bulgarian coast. There is no outflow of reservations, reports the media in Romania.

In recent days, institutions and specialists in both Romania and Bulgaria have been daily providing information and commenting on how real is the possibility of polluted waters from the Dnieper reaching the Romanian and Bulgarian shores and whether this poses a danger.

Authorities in both countries have assured in recent days that the Black Sea water is safe for tourists.

"Romanians have no reason to cancel their reservations on the Romanian coast!", declared Minister Radu Opria.

However, a large part of them prefer Bulgaria. The country remains among the most preferred sea destinations because of its proximity, all-inclusive service, good service, numerous historical and natural attractions and attractive offers, summarizes in. "Adeverul".

The number of Romanian tourists on the Bulgarian Black Sea coast continues to grow, and the expectations of hoteliers in 2023 are for a good season, judging by the reservations around June 1 and Pentecost. Despite the increase in prices in tourism, as well as in everything else, the Bulgarian coast offers holidays for every pocket, the newspaper writes and notes that the prices are more affordable than those in Greece and Turkey.

Source: https://bta.bg/bg/news