Valeri Simeonov

Yalta Club, which has organised the SOLAR Summer festival at Sunny Beach's Cacao Beach Club for the past ten years, announced on Tuesday that the event will not go ahead this year because of the uncertainty caused by recent raids.

"Our resorts and the fun spots they offer is what attracts millions of tourists to the Bulgarian seaside every summer.

The Tourism Coordination Council, which was convened in the city of Bourgas by Deputy Prime Minister Valeri Simeonov on 14th of August announced the results of the inspections carried out in the past days in the summer resort of Sunny Beach at the Bulgarian seaside coast, reported BNT. 

Valeri Simeonov, deputy prime minister in charge of the economy and the social sector from the nationalist United Patriots coalition, who staged a series of nocturnal raids on noisy discos in Sunny Beach at the weekend, warned on Monday that he will extend his personal crackdown to other tourist resorts.

''National resorts are the image of Bulgarian tourism and we have to be very careful about how we present this image.'' This was announced by the Bulgarian Minister of Tourism Nikolina Angelkova during his visit in sea capital of Bulgaria - Varna, reported iNews. 

''Almost all signals that have come to the hotline for violations in tourism are for noisy night clubs.'' This was announced today in Varna by Deputy Prime Minister Valeri Simeonov, who participated in a meeting of the Regional Tourism Coordination Center.

He added that the signals received were hundreds, some of them being repeated for certain clubs, reported bTV. 

The traditional annual meeting of the ambassadors to Bulgaria is taking place in Sofia as of today until 21 July, reported BGNES.

The conference this year is focusing on the tasks facing the diplomatic service, connected with the upcoming Bulgarian Presidency of the Council of the EU in the first half of 2018.

Deputy Prime Minister Valeri Simeonov took part in the Chinese Investment Forum "16 + 1" in Prague, presenting the advantages of Bulgaria to a delegation of investors and institutional representatives from China. Reported by Republic of Bulgaria Council of Ministers. 

''The residents of Asenovgrad city will stop their protests for two weeks'', spokesman Ivo Velichkov said after a meeting with Deputy Prime Minister Valeri Simeonov, BGNES reported.

The protests against the violence in Asenovgrad will continue, reported bTV.