Over 300 tourist offices in Germany, 27 specialized media and 77 tour operators were informed about the security and safety measures in Bulgaria

Over 300 tourist offices in Germany, 27 specialized media and 77 tour operators were informed about the security and safety measures that Bulgaria is taking in relation to tourists. Among them are the largest and most important for Bulgaria on the German market tour operators, such as DER Touristik, TUl, Schauinslandreisen and others. The popularization of our country is due to the cooperation between the Ministry of Tourism and the German-Bulgarian Chamber of Industry and Commerce. Dissemination of a message about the measures of our country is one of the steps that the chamber takes in the framework of the cooperation with the ministry.

In an official letter, the organization informs about the initiatives it has implemented so far to promote the country, as a safe destination and up-to-date information for the upcoming summer season. They point out that they have disseminated information to the target group of tour operators and travel agencies on the development of security measures to limit the epidemiological situation in Bulgaria for the summer tourist season, starting from May 1^st, 2021, and their legal provision in Bulgaria.

We have appealed to the German partners to pass this targeted information to their clients in order to create more transparency and security in this time of pandemic, the chamber's letter reads. It also states that with its support for ensuring the safety of travelers in Bulgaria, the Bulgarian Ministry of Tourism makes possible holidays in the country for German tourists.

In mid-March, the Ministry of Tourism selected the German-Bulgarian Chamber of Industry and Commerce as a partner and ambassador for information exchange related to the security of German citizens traveling to our country for tourism. Our common goal is for the information to arrive on time and correctly to the institutions in Germany - the German Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Robert Koch Institute, responsible for publishing information related to COVID-19 when German citizens travel abroad in the coming months.