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Bulgaria’s Small Businesses Wary as Euro Adoption Nears
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With the introduction of the euro from the beginning of next year, pensions and benefits paid by the National Social Insurance Institute will be made in the single European currency, but their value will not change. This was told to the Bulgarian National Radio by Lyubomira Yazadzhieva, Director of the Pensions Directorate at the Social Insurance Institute. The National Social Insurance Institute provides an opportunity for anyone who wants to…
When traveling to Bulgaria from January 2026, tourists will not have to exchange the national currency of the country, the lev, as until now. Following the example of most EU member states, the popular destination on the Black Sea will also join the eurozone. Analysts do not rule out a temporary slight increase in prices, similar to those seen in Croatia during the changeover to the euro. In the Czech Republic, adoption of the euro is still not …
Bulgaria’s Small Businesses Wary as Euro Adoption Nears
Bulgaria’s Small Businesses Wary as Euro Adoption NearsBulgaria's upcoming euro adoption faces small business concerns over disruptions and inflation, despite official assurances of economic readiness. The post Bulgaria’s Small Businesses Wary as Euro Adoption Nears first appeared on The Dispatch.
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