Marvelous nature, architecture and delicious cuisine are highlights in an article by The Huffington Post, entitled “18 Reasons You Should Book A Trip To Bulgaria ASAP.” The article targets Americans who have never visited the Balkans before and author Suzy Strutner describes Bulgaria as a good place which they can start their Balkan tour from. Among the advantages for tourists she points out low prices and the fact that “both beaches and mountains are a short flight, drive or bus ride away.” Attention is paid to the Bulgarian coastline and the famous Sunny Beach resort where one could “dance all night at a bar in the sand, and lay on a lounge chair as the sun comes up, drink still in hand.” "Bulgarians are incredibly friendly and eager to make sure you experience the best of their culture, of which they’re hugely proud,” the article goes on. As a final reason Suzy Strutner points out that not many people would know where you went on vacation, so one would have the chance to “educate fellow Americans on a very important place... one they should visit as well!”
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