Tourism

Nestled in the breathtaking valley of Haa, the Haa Summer Festival is a three-day extravaganza that captures the essence of Bhutan's rich cultural heritage and awe-inspiring natural beauty. Set to take place from July 14-16, 2023, this annual event has become a much-anticipated celebration, drawing visitors from far and wide. With its array of activities, delectable cuisine, and immersive experiences, the festival offers a unique opportunity to delve into the heart of Haa's regional culture and explore its picturesque surroundings. Embracing Cultural Diversity: One of the main highlights of the Haa Summer Festival is its emphasis on celebrating the diversity of local communities. Throughout the event, visitors can witness vibrant cultural performances, showcasing traditional dances, music, and costumes. From graceful Bhutanese folk dances to the exhilarating Cham dances, participants are transported into a world of captivating rhythms and ancient rituals. Artisans and craftsmen

July 1,Bulgaria's popular Black Sea resorts are experiencing a resurgence in tourism after a recent slump in bookings. Tourist businesses, which had initially blamed fears of pollution following the destruction of Ukraine's Kakhovka dam, are now attributing the rebound to a combination of factors. Contrary to earlier concerns, experts in Bulgaria have found no evidence of pollution on their beaches along the southwestern shores of the Black Sea. Yamor Dimitrov, from the Basin Directorate water authority, stated that the results of the samples taken on the northern Black Sea coast have consistently shown no excesses. Since June of the previous year, there have been no indications of increased pollution. Tourist officials in Bulgaria acknowledge that other factors may have contributed to the initial decline in visitor numbers. Daniela Stoeva, representing the European Committee of Travel Agency Associations, emphasized the importance of considering the structure and quality of th