Infrastructural improvements to take place in Bansko winter resort
"The roads which connected villages in the area are fourth-rate." EU funds are to be used to pay for a series of infrastructure betterment in a popular Bulgarian tourist spot, PropertyShowrooms.com reports.According to The Sofia Echo, up to 280 000 euro are to be put towards upgrades to the road network in the Bansko municipality. Even though the region is highly popular as a skiing resort, Bansko mayor Alexander Kravarov believes that transport links in outlying areas could benefit from extra investment.
He was quoted as saying that the roads which connected villages in the area were "fourth-rate." Money will also go towards renovating old buildings such as St Trinity Church in the old quarter.
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