Bulgarian hotels suffer consequences of own incompetence and greed

Can’t even connect the dots:
“Nalbantov specifically noted that about 100,000 workers would be needed in Sunny Beach alone. However, when pressed about the number of accommodations in the area, he admitted uncertainty, mentioning that approximately 700,000 beds have already been filled. Still, the need for labor remains, and the industry continues to seek solutions.”

https://novinite.com/articles/230752/200%2C000+Workers+Needed+for+Bulgaria%E2%80%99s+Black+Sea+Coast+as+Labor+Crisis+Deepens
@blacksea

  • maptoMEnglish
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    9 days ago

    Despite higher wages being offered, Nalbantov argued that the lack of workers is due to a deeper issue: a shortage of people in Bulgaria. He claimed that approximately 3 million Bulgarians have left the country, including many IT specialists, who are seeking better opportunities abroad. He further explained that during a business visit to Egypt, he promised workers triple the minimum wage (around 0 or 846 leva per month) to entice at least 10 people to join the workforce.

    Gee, maybe people have left the country because while the state budget is falling apart, you’re still getting unjustifiable tax reliefs, don’t you think?