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posts : 13 (Beginner)Date : 11-01-07 23:31fingers crossed
If this is true ( which I doubt) it is great news and the first signs that Bansko is starting to think long term - Taken from the news pages on this site
Cheers
Smag
"Shining Bansko
The municipality and the citizens of Bansko ski resort will polish the city for the opening of the new winter season in the middle of December.
The people from Bansko will clean streets, pavements, green areas from rubbish. This is municipality initiative, which aims to transform Bansko in a cozy place ...
Cheers
Smag
"Shining Bansko
The municipality and the citizens of Bansko ski resort will polish the city for the opening of the new winter season in the middle of December.
The people from Bansko will clean streets, pavements, green areas from rubbish. This is municipality initiative, which aims to transform Bansko in a cozy place ...
If this is true ( which I doubt) it is great news and the first signs that Bansko is starting to think long term - Taken from the news pages on this site
Cheers
Smag
"Shining Bansko
The municipality and the citizens of Bansko ski resort will polish the city for the opening of the new winter season in the middle of December.
The people from Bansko will clean streets, pavements, green areas from rubbish. This is municipality initiative, which aims to transform Bansko in a cozy place for tourists.
The resort won't be in dust and dirt. Local people already used to the idea they should work harder for one more friendly image of the resort, shared Aleksander Kravarov, mayor of the city for second mandate.
He promised there won't be any problems and also reminded that the resort expects 1 million tourists for season '07-'08"
Cheers
Smag
"Shining Bansko
The municipality and the citizens of Bansko ski resort will polish the city for the opening of the new winter season in the middle of December.
The people from Bansko will clean streets, pavements, green areas from rubbish. This is municipality initiative, which aims to transform Bansko in a cozy place for tourists.
The resort won't be in dust and dirt. Local people already used to the idea they should work harder for one more friendly image of the resort, shared Aleksander Kravarov, mayor of the city for second mandate.
He promised there won't be any problems and also reminded that the resort expects 1 million tourists for season '07-'08"
re: fingers crossed
Knee jerk reaction after their slateing in the Sofia Echo methinks.Lets hope they keep to their word, as the resort need a clean from top to bottom.
PP
re: fingers crossed
Knee jerk or not it needs doing. I just hope it is the start of putting tourist at the top of the agenda.Cheers
Smag
re: fingers crossed
1 million visitors!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!dont fancy those queues then, thats 60000 per week, do the maths, take your portable chairs!!
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I didn't do much skiing in the town, but I found the slopes pretty tidy.This year the only places that looked untidy to me were around the building sites but you get that everywhere. Bansko has got a rustic charm that some people might mistake for looking dirty, but its the typical Bulgarian buildings.
re: fingers crossed
Bansko is doomed, it can not cope with that many visitors.It was once a decent resort, greed is the worst sin
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I disagree Doome 'n' gloome greed is not the worst sin. Do you know what Kiwi gets up to in the lambing season ?re: fingers crossed
You better watchout Dave, there are more kiwis here than you realise!
Fiona,Andy & Summer......all kiwis!
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Theres only one with a track record like Kiwi1 s though.re: fingers crossed
say no more!
