Bulgaria Ski discussion board

I have read your post Bradders and dont know where it has now gone however this was my opinion.

Its a well known fact that ski instructors in many resorts get there meals either discounted or free, in return for taking there students to a particular eatery. This doesn't mean the food is bad or expensive. Lets face it, the instructors in many of the eastern european resorts do not get paid a great deal and many have other jobs to supplement there income therefore if possible they will get perks where they can. This also happens in other main european resorts however you don't seem to notice it as much because there are more restaurants to choose from and are generally of a higher class.

Simon...

John,

I emailed you offline and explained very politely why it had been deleted. In addition to the first post, you posted it 5 times under headings that had nothing to do with it - eg: about snow conditions and people asking for information about apartments - ie: basically highjacking threads.

You also advised that it was all ski schools etc, but this is not the case - the independent smaller schools can go where they want to eat. If you had a particualr point to make, you could could have posted it just once, made it constructive and got your facts correct. You could also (as per the above) simply stated you wanted to eat somewhere else and even if the instructor didn't want to and then met him afterwards. The post you have just made is far more helpful as it names the restaurants you believe were poor and in your defence, I think the same about the food in the Black Cat, although I have never eaten in Kharma.



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