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Bansko Mayor talks exclusively to www.skiguidebg.com about the future of the resort...

 Poster: A snowHead
Poster: A snowHead
By Simon Feek
www.skiguidebg.com

Most politicians are wary of the press, to say the least. So I was pleased to be granted access to one of the country’s most high-profile local politicians, Alexander Kravarov, mayor of the municipality of Bansko.


During his two terms and 11 years in office, Kravarov has come under considerable fire for Bansko’s rapid development which has turned it from a sleepy and beautiful UNESCO-protected village into Bulgaria’s most modern ski resort.


We met in Kravarov’s spacious office at the main municipality building on a sunny February afternoon. Initial impressions are of a laid-back but focussed community leader. Wearing a Bulgarian Mountain Rescue fleece, it quickly became clear he was more interested in promoting his town than himself.


Kravarov is born and bred Bansko. His wife and two sons all live and work in Bansko. Before public life brought him to his mayoral office, he had a successful construction business as well as a company that manufactured furniture, both of which dissolved after he began paying more attention to his municipality duties than his private business.

read more about the massive resort developments here...

http://www.skiguidebg.com/apps/blog/entries/show/2950314-boom-without-bust-skiguidebg-com-meets-bansko-s-mayor
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 Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
I heard Bansko is going to be the next Val d'Isere.
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 Well, the person's real but it's just a made up name, see?
Well, the person's real but it's just a made up name, see?
LOL!

Could be! Gotta way to go but should be able to compete in the next five years or so.

With the announcement that next door village of Dobrinishte ( a cracking little ski station with BG's longest ski run [url] http://www.skiguidebg.com/dobrinishte.htm[/url]) being developed in the same way as Bansko it will offer a lot of runs for a little cash.

Service and food off the hill have also improved. The new gondola is essential too.

Some people say that Bansko was "ruined" by the mayor and his development but tell me a ski resort that has not expanded with investment?!

Also, the "old centre" is still unchanged and that is really beautiful and worth a wonder round.

Check it out if you can!
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