Quest Bulgaria Property and Lifestyle Magazine

As thoughts turn to spring and holidays, the Guardian reports on ten new family activity holidays and includes Bulgaria as a top tip. The paper cites a multi activity trip in the Rhodope mountains to include the thrills of rock climbing, horse riding, camping and caving.

Walking in Bulgaria's National Parks, published by Cicerone and written by Julian Perry, is an essential addition to any serious hikers and naturalists that really want to get off the beaten track and see the amazing wealth of landscapes and biodiversity that Bulgaria has to offer.

The British Food Shop is now available and open on Quest Bulgaria. For those with a property in the country and missing that 'slice of home', then you can now order all those expat items with free delivery anywhere in Bulgaria.

Latest information from the international portal Primelocation shows that searches for Bulgarian property have increased. The data reports a 134% increase in overseas property searches during January 2010, compared with January last year.

The Irish know not to place their money at home for real estate and property after Dublin was cited as worst in a survey, across 27 capital cities, for property investment performance; for the second year in a row.

Two financial reports were recently released by Moody's. Both of which demonstrate good news for Bulgaria. The first of these was projections for fiscal deficit and unemployment across a series of countries, to give a measure of the economic picture for 2010.

David Benfield loves oils, pencils and pens as much as his camera and digital imaging software. The Bdintsi Gallery houses his artistic works in Dobrich. He has recently launched a new website, Art Gallery BG for local artists to make their work more accessible.