30 июля 2026 г.

Do you also think that Bulgaria is a country for pensioners, where everything is Soviet, and everything around is corrupt and there is no economy, and in general it is a backward country? Well then, move on . Today I will be talking to other people and will discuss business in Bulgaria. There used to be a

time when Bulgaria was truly perceived as a resort country where business could only be done in the summer. And a country where, oh, where pensioners came to spend their old age and have the opportunity to live peacefully for little money. But recently everything has changed a lot and the business itself has changed too

. Well, why should we listen to you, blogger ? Why do you suddenly think that your opinion is important to other people? I'll tell you honestly, I haven't lived in Bulgaria for long, only a year and a half. During this time, uh, I saw a lot of interesting things here, including business opportunities.

Perhaps my previous life experience allows me to draw such conclusions, because at one time I was connected with business, but now is not about that at all. Hi all. I am Stazdan, an Israeli, and I have been living in Bulgaria for a year and a half. Let's talk about business. Lately, probably in the last year, I've started

hearing quite often about people who are moving here at a pre-retirement age, at a fairly young age, and are planning to open businesses here, and are opening businesses. I have met many such people. Well, for example, there is Yura, who opened a barbershop in the center of Varna. He came from Odessa and

opened a very prestigious barbershop. And I often look at his page and hear what stories he encounters, but nevertheless he is successful, running his own business. Recently, on social media, I came across an interesting Bessarabian Bulgarian who brought to Bulgaria Uzbek cauldrons, Afghan tandoors, and all sorts of other things that, it would seem,