Top Ten Reasons To Invest In Bulgaria

1. Political and Economic Stability. Bulgaria experienced tremendous economic growth prior to its entry into the European Union and is one of Europe's fastest growing economies, with a 5.9% Real G.D.P. growth rate in 2006.The currency is stable and linked to the Euro. There is an established and fast growing tourist industry. Furthermore the country has a very competitive and highly skilled labour force when compared to the rest of Europe.

2. Lower Cost of Living. For example, you will pay over 50% less on your everyday expenses than you would in the UK. An average meal is £5, beer 50p, espresso 15p.

3. Climate. The temperatures vary from 21˚C in May to 20˚C in October with highs of 28˚C to 36˚C in July and August. The sea temperature is warmer than the Mediterranean with crystal clear waters and fine sandy beaches.

4. Easy Access. Just over 3 hours flight away from most UK airports.

5. Tax Incentives. Bulgaria offers tax incentives for investing in depressed regions. Based on the amount of your investment, your project will fall into one of a number of categories. These categories are entitled to different forms of aid and assistance. Bulgaria currently imposes a mere 15% corporate profit tax.

6. Low Prices. Bulgaria has one of the lowest property prices in Europe. For example, Spain resort areas - €3,000/€3,500 per sq m unfurnished; in Bulgaria our offer is between €1,100 per sq m and €1,325 per sq m fully furnished and totally inclusive of all charges. In comparison to prices in other sought after locations, Bulgaria is considerably cheaper and are set to increase.

7. Exchange Rate. The Bulgarian currency the LEV was linked to the Deutschmark in 1998 and thereafter it was secured against the Euro in 2001, with the result that there are only very minimal fluctuations in the value of the currency against the Euro.

8. A Warm Welcome. English is spoken in all the resort areas, you will find Bulgarian people to be very genuine and welcoming where they are well-known for their kind hospitality to foreign visitors.

9. Member of EU and Nato. Bulgaria joined the EU on 1st January 2007 and Nato on 29th March 2004.

10. Infrastructure. Bulgaria has been pouring millions into improving its existing infrastructure while also building new structures that make it easier to access the more touristy areas of the country.