Economy / Transport

A third private operator: Ivkoni Express wants to carry passengers on two Bulgarian railway routes

Full Schengen membership could turn Bulgaria into a regional cargo hub

Bulgaria signed a contract with Škoda for five more trains

Bulgarian Interim Minister of Transport Krasimira Stoyanova and the Czech company Škoda signed the additional agreement for the supply of 5 more electric trains

Bulgarian Ministry of Transport buys 5 more electric trains from Škoda

The Bulgarian Ministry of Transport has decided to buy an additional 5 electric trains from the Czech manufacturer Škoda. The ministry has taken this step

Electric cars are becoming more attractive to Bulgarian consumers

The electric vehicle (EV) industry is evolving rapidly, driven by consumer demand for sustainable and environmentally friendly transportation options

Pimk wants to move passengers on more railway routes in Bulgaria

Pimk Rail Express aims to operate other railway routes in Bulgaria besides the Sofia-Burgas line

Bulgaria is in a hurry to launch Ruse-Giurgiu ferry

Bulgaria has ambitions to launch the ferry line between Ruse and Giurgiu (Romania) in September. Given the launched overhaul of Danube Bridge 1, a ferry line can relieve heavy traffic by between 20 and 30%

In an effort to complete a tender: Multiple-unit trains instead of push-pull trains for Bulgarian railways

The Bulgarian Transport Ministry has accumulated a series of failed orders for the delivery of push-pull and multi-unit trains pledged and financed with funds under the Recovery Plan

Sof Connect will invest another 20 million euros in Sofia Airport this year

The concessionaire of Sofia's airport has invested 30 million euros so far, and another 20 million is planned to be spent by the end of the year

An amphibious bus will transport passengers between Silistra and Calarasi

An innovative bus that, in addition to land, can also move on water, will connect the cities of Silistra (Bulgaria) and Calarasi (Romania) across the Danube