A weekend with a pool in Bulgaria or a week in Tunisia? The price is the same – Security in the news

UA weekend with a pool in Bulgaria or a week in Tunisia? The price is the same. The owners of hotels with mineral pools will immediately complain about the increase in the minimum wage and justify their inflated prices with labor costs.

It is another matter that they raise them as it is profitable for them. It is important to them that their hotels are full. And so it is, as long as there are people who can pay for their hot pleasure.

More interesting is the question of how many Bulgarians there are who can afford it against the background of the general mass. The truth is that many take out loans to relax, but there are also those for whom five hundred cents is the pocket money.

Yes, it’s true that not all are equal, but mineral waters are state and municipal property that is leased. But every Bulgarian who works and has worked should also be able to benefit at least once a year from what God has given our country as a material asset. Because he contributed more or less to the budget with his labor.

And so someone has to answer the question, why in none of these towns blessed with hot mineral water is there either a municipal or a state pool that people can enter at prices that are more affordable for their pockets. These baths were destroyed and are unlikely to reappear anytime soon.

And with the holidays, the Bulgarian has probably already solved the issue. We are going to North Africa again. There, for a five-star hotel with rich all-inclusive, nice beaches, round-trip plane ticket, the price is a little higher than a weekend with a pool in Bulgaria.

Source: Telegraph

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