Bulgaria Ski discussion board

Chas seems to have opened a can of worms, and i agree with the response he is getting, upset by living standards and pity, no nice chaz, Bulgarians are nice people. and you maybe aware part of the EU, so you may be pleased they will be getting lots of of our EU's in the future. I hope the country move fowards, but still keeps its uniqueness, hey and did you know with all this fete chese malarky, the bulgarians invented it in the first place....so im told.
I personally like Bulgaria and the bulgarians when i go this time it will be my 5th visit, 3 skiing two to visit country.So to quote a prevoius writer, im ofended on behalf of the bulgarians at your attitude, especially if you are british, "dont dis em man!" i cannot imagine the holiday cost half what your visit to the states was or will be!!!
I personally counldnt afford a skiing holiday in the states, and wouldn't want the false ness of the people there, "missing you already"
Hey and how can you trust a people that voted for bush TWICE, once could be considerd a mistake but TWICE hey thats just dam stupidity.
And just before before i get off my high horse, Churchill and US did sell out a lot of countries after the 2nd world war, but the history books also mention that bulgaria were on the Germans side......yes and before i get a come back of "so were the italians", this could unfortuantly be a reason why it was on the sell out list!
leaving high horse now

Sorry I didn't mean to imply Bulgaria was third world by any means, in fact I was trying to point out quite the opposite.

I was totally impressed with how nice it was, although a little disappointed they went to such effort to provide British meals instead of Bulgarian. The people were so helpful and friendly, the language is beautiful, my hotel was spotless. It was the most luxurious holiday I've ever had!

But there's still a certain satisfaction knowing you're lining the pockets of Bulgarians and not the French . The socks don't really fit though, doubt I could sell them on ebay! Anyone want some socks...

I have been to Borovets and Pamporovo in Bulgaria, and the resorts are poles apart. I found Borovets to be geared up for partying yougsters, more commercial and impersonal than Pamporovo. Although I think the skiing in Borovets will be better than Pamporovo when they upgrade the resort. However, I have always been treated well in Bulgaria,and have found the culture quite interesting to learn about. If you look beyond the poorness of the country which has improved fourfold over the years,I think it is the best value for money holiday you can get. You cannot compare the brassy US to this quaint place. I am sure other resorts are more upmarket, but I love Bulgaria and their people, I'll stick with them thanks.