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Tourism giant TUI hopeful for next year after 2021 loss
TUI, the world's largest tourism operator, said yesterday that it expects to see a return to pre-pandemic booking levels in the summer of 2022, after running up a heavy loss in its last financial year.
BSMEPA and BDB will host the 17th annual meeting of INSME in Sofia on December 9-10
The Bulgarian Small and Medium Enterprises Promotion Agency and the Bulgarian Development Bank are co-organizers of the hybrid event, which will be held on December 9 and 10, 2021 at the Grand Hotel Millennium Sofia, as well as online.
Bulgaria’s “Kozloduy” NPP reports a record BGN 717.5 Million Profit for the First Nine Months
While some are losing out on rising electricity prices, others, such as electricity producers, are gaining. This is most clearly seen at "Kozloduy" Nuclear Power Plant, whose production costs are relatively low and constant (due to the long-paid investment in the plant), and the energy it sells on the stock exchange has risen sharply in recent months.
Jerry Douglas, actor on “The Young and the Restless”, dies at 88
He played the wealthy patriarch John Abbott for more than three decades on the CBS soap opera
Electricity suppliers – Negative to RAE proposals for invoicing and bills
For the second time in a few months, the energy suppliers, PPC and private providers, are opposed to the context of the interventions of the Energy Regulatory Authority, which, according to RAE, aim at the transparency of the bills that consumers pay for electricity.
U.S Embassy in Greece – Global Entrepreneurship Week (GEW)
The two countries are advancing entrepreneurship, innovation, and economic growth
Telekom Slovenije reports 31% higher Jan-Sep profit
Ljubljana – Slovenia’s telecoms group Telekom Slovenije reported EUR 486.8 million in net sales revenue for the first three quarters of the year, up by 1% on the same period a year ago. Net profit was up by 31% to EUR 35.9 million, although the company said the figure would have been 36% higher when taking into account one-off events in 2020.
PM Mitsotakis’s speech at COP26 Climate Summit (video)
He is among 200 global leaders
Otokar wins major bus contract in Amman
Turkey's leading bus manufacturer Otokar has won a major bus tender in Jordan.
According to the contract, Otokar will manufacture and export 136 buses, including 100 Vectio models and 36 Kent models, for the transportation needs of the Amman municipality.
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Bulgarian Customs Agency Notches Record Revenues
The National Customs Agency notched up a record revenues of over 1 bln leva in August 2021 from excise duties, import VAT and customs duties, the Agency said in a press release on Friday.
The Agency's monthly revenues exceeded 1 bln leva for the first time in history. The result was achieved even though there were no regulatory changes or tax increases.
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