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2007/10/16

22 km ski slopes, 11 lifts and unique snow park will be constructed in the site!

Sport – tourism centre Perelik will offer 22 km ski slopes, 11 lifts, ski schools and unique snow park on a total are of 35 thousand square km tourists by December 2008. This was announced by Mr. Cyril Asenov – head of the board of directors of “STC Perelik” Joint Venture, who presented the project before the participants of the first Tourism Fair “Tourism in Rodope Mountain – together from both ends of...

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2007/09/27

Bulgaria’s Pamporovo ski area has announced plans to build a new POMA six-seater high-speed detachable chairlift between the ski area and the village of Stoikite, turning this existing village in to a ski resort base.

Although construction is yet to commence, the route for the lift has been cleared with trees felled to make way for towers and cables.

But it seems unlikely the new lift and runs could be operational for the coming winter. Local media reports say that public consultation and...

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2007/09/19

A six-seat lift and two new ski runs will be constructed between the Pamporovo winter resort and the village of Stoikite.

The route for the lift has already been prepared and trees have been cleared. The route starts from the centre of the village and reaches Snezhanka peak, Focus news agency reported.

Stoikite mayor Ivan Malkochev confirmed news of the construction, but said that the procedure was “complicated and slow.” Public discussion on the environmental effects evaluation of the...

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2007/06/08

Perelik resort will almost reach the Greek border in the Rodope Mountain. This became clear from the presentation of the future sport tourism centre by the municipal council in Smolyan.

The plan was prepared by a consultant team of 25 experts together with two consultant companies from France, specialized in ski slopes, equipment and vacation complexes in mountain resorts.
The project plans the construction of a lift to the neighboring country Greece. Some changes are considered in...

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