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Scroll down for the photo story By your eighteenth birthday, you will have gone to the store with your parents countless times and learned how money works. By this stage,

In the aftermath of World War Two, US Senator James William Fulbright conceived of a cultural and educational exchange program whose aim was “to erode the culturally rooted mistrust that

Hollywood loves success stories, especially those where a scrappy protagonist starts from zero and overcomes many obstacles to achieve their goal. Often, film directors magnify the hardships and exaggerate the

If he were to open a restaurant in Sofia, he’d call it Beautiful Sofia or Vitosha, after the nearby mountain. He is not a patriotic Sofian or a novelty-loving expat;

Whether you want to open your own bed & breakfast or work at a Michelin-rated institution in the world’s culinary hubs, training matters—the more of it, the better. In the

Gabrovo’s Gradishte area is a special place. It is the city’s highest point. On the hill, tradition meets modernity in the form of the ruins of the late-antique fortress Gradishte,

Margarita Dorovska has built bridges for years. Not bridges of the kind that require feats of engineering, but those that call for vision, humanity, sincerity, and a taste for the

The exit for the city of Pazardzhik on Bulgaria’s A1 motorway is at kilometer 89, a number some consider lucky. You will hardly believe your luck though if you do

In Spain, natural and manmade wonders are not the only places that attract tourism. Visitors also flock to the places that offer the best view of these sights—the so-called “miradores”