Covid-19 and Travel Situation in Bulgaria

Summer 2022: From May 1-st Bulgaria welcomes tourists without any covid-restrictions. We look forward to welcoming you back to Bulgaria!

As per a statement from the World Travel and Tourism Council (WTTC) Bulgaria is part of the tourism destinations with safety and hygiene travel stamps. Safe Travel stamp allows differentiating destinations with enhanced standards for safe travel. Bulgaria is following WHO (World Health Organization) and ECDC (European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control) guidance on threat mitigation.

Travel and excursions are an important part of everyone's life. There is no reason to worry about choosing Bulgaria for your summer destination. Fresh air, pure nature, and relaxation on the beach are recommended to improve physical and mental health. In Bulgaria, we are happy and lucky to have at our disposal green mountains, clean rivers, flower fields, natural parks, and the sea in one place.

 

Current Covid-19 and travel situation in Bulgaria

Starting from May 2022, all COVID-19 related travel restrictions will be lifted. From this date on, all the arriving passengers will no longer be obliged to provide COVID-19 related documents (i.e., COVID-19 vaccination certificates, COVID-19 recovery certificates, COVID-19 medical examinations), in order for them to be allowed to enter the territory of the Republic of Bulgaria.

There are no restrictions or prohibitions on travel between the cities in Bulgaria. Other reliefs from previously imposed restrictions issued due to the pandemic include:

All restaurants and bars are open using their full capacity without any working hours limits. Cultural and entertainment events (cinemas, theatres, circus performances, cultural festivals, concerts, stage events, museums, galleries, libraries, dance, creative and music classes) are allowed to proceed, provided their 100 % capacity. Protective masks are not mandatory.

All shops and shopping centres are open. Casinos and gambling rooms  - also.

Social distancing: It is imperative to avoid crowding and to provide a distance of 1.5 m.

 

Travel safe with Bulgaria Transfers

The safety and comfort of our passengers have been always our first priority. We offer only private car transfers, no shared vehicles, no shuttles. You will travel only with your family or party. Individual travel and door - to door service is a better option, compared to public transportation. During this covid-19 crisis, we strictly observe all government requirements currently in force:

-  All vehicles are disinfected regularly;

-  Drivers and passengers could wear medical face masks, if they wish.

 

More travel measures and recommendations:

- Less physical contact: when travelling, make the least contact on departure - buy tickets and register online whenever possible.

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- Keep a distance: during security checks and when handing over and receiving luggage, keep a distance of 1.5 m from other passengers. In transport centres and in vehicles (buses, trains, planes) wear a mask and keep a distance.

- Disinfection: observe hygiene requirements and rules for safe coughing and sneezing, wear a mask or other protection for the nose and mouth, cleaning, and disinfection.

- Upon arrival at the hotel or restaurant, check out the Covid-19 guest information. Your body temperature may be checked at the accommodation place.

- Take the stairs instead of elevators.

- Visit outdoor restaurants and bars.

- Serving food in the room is an opportunity for additional protection of vulnerable guests.

- Take out travel insurance and make sure it covers covid-19.

 

As part of the EU, Bulgaria strictly complies with all requirements and recommendations and strives to provide reliable protection for travellers. Summer brings high temperatures and many outdoor activities. Take advantage of the beautiful nature and the hospitable sea!

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You can follow current information on the website of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Bulgaria:

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