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What about smoking in Bulgaria?
They say you can't smoke in public places. And on the territory of hotels too? Specifically interested in: is it possible to smoke in the Imperial Hotel? Has anyone been chased for this? For example, if a tourist smokes on his balcony, what will happen?
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Since June 1 last year, Bulgaria has banned smoking in public places. On the balcony you can, if you do not have a sign "non-smoking room". Good health to you.
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answered 12 years ago
The rooms have a table and chairs on the balconies. There is an ashtray. They also smoke in the cafe. full of kids. I myself smoke, but always away from people.
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answered 12 years ago
Didn't smoke less. My husband smokes. They also thought about a ban last year. The Bulgarians themselves smoke a lot. There is smoke in cafes and restaurants in general. The hotel husband smokes on the balcony. And about the beach, the advice is simple - we take a car ashtray with us. Specially ordered on the Internet. It is with a lid and thrown away in the room.
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answered 12 years ago
How much can you puff? People are dying of cancer in droves .. You take a child from a big city to the sea to breathe - and then everyone on the beach and in the rooms is puffing like steam locomotives - you are suffocating again .. Isn't it time to tie, comrade gentlemen? Or does everyone confidently and urgently want to crawl to the cemetery? We REALLY don't want to go there yet, life is beautiful, don't make us breathe nicotine and forcibly involve us in passive smoking networks!!! Stop, think again, PEOPLE!!! Bulgaria is teeming with smokers - especially the local population, a financially poor country .. Everyone is looking for peace in the cemetery .. I won’t go to Bulgaria for this reason for a long time with a child .. My mother died of throat cancer (an experienced smoker, and I didn’t see my granddaughter), my daughter is asthmatic, my husband and I don’t smoke.
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answered 12 years ago
Smoking is bad, I agree. But to write such a negative about Bolgar and the cemetery is wrong. As I understand it, people don't smoke in "prosperous" Ukraine? And how do you live there?
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answered 12 years ago
And in vain you deprive the child of the sea. I wrote about evening restaurants. There is nothing to do with children. At the airport, transport, in hotels in all common places they do not smoke. In taxis, they also ask you not to smoke. Smoking while walking the streets is also not accepted. Nobody suffocates in the smoke. And in terms of the culture of drinking alcoholic beverages, both Russia and Ukraine are far from Bulgaria.
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answered 12 years ago
A prosperous Ukraine is also full of shortcomings, but in terms of alcohol, I would rather agree with you. Last year I was with a child for 2.5 months in Bulgaria and, believe me, the issue of smoking in Bulgaria is like a red rag all the time in front of us .. The child is asthmatic, but they smoke everywhere and almost everyone except babies .. I will not apologize for my harshness, the obvious unwillingness of the Bulgarians to change their minds from the gloomy consequences of this habit, they are ready for slippers. I have been to many European countries, but I have never seen such a disgrace with smoking anywhere else. I don’t deprive a child of the sea, we simply can’t do without it for health reasons (I’ve made sure 100 times), we have to save money and go - but not to Bulgaria .. Thank God, there are other sea places where you can find the ratio of prices and quality for relaxation in terms of the purity of the sea, the level of service, housing, roads, the quality and variety of products. It will also sound unpatriotic - but I also don’t consider Crimea with a child for the above reasons. Health to you and your children and a wonderful holiday that does not overshadow anyone and nothing.
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answered 12 years ago
It's funny you wrote about a car ashtray - while your husband smokes on the beach - you might think no one suffers from smoke - a fashionable device sucks smoke directly into itself, probably .. I'm glad that you did not personally encounter the problems of asthma, lung and throat cancer - you rest, relax - enjoying an addiction - and we are forced to breathe this muck. Perhaps it is wiser for you to think about your health and the impact of your harmless, in your opinion, habits on others?
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answered 12 years ago
Girls, don't fight. Unfortunately, there are still many gypsies in Bulgaria, not everyone knows how to distinguish them from Bulgarians, so they probably sleep with a cigarette. They come to the beach in a camp, 10 people each, sit in a circle and everyone smokes. It is useless and scary to communicate ... In our expensive hotel, Russian Germans smoked by the pool, right on the sunbeds. True, when I asked them to step aside, they moved ... to the edge of the pool. I asked if they smoke in public places in Germany? They said what else! It has become a common scourge throughout the world. Hence the smoking laws. But those who have smoked all their lives cannot help themselves. Nobody in our family smokes, and, of course, it’s very unpleasant when you want to breathe the sea air on the beach on vacation, and you inhale it’s not clear what. Especially in a 5* hotel. I advise marikam to take care of herself, take hotels where there are enough kids, fewer Bulgarians, carefully choose a place on the beach and by the pool. We do this, it's just that it's useless. And in other countries too. In this regard, Albena is a normal resort, a sunny day. St. Vlas is good for asthmatics, it seems that they are also calm with this. Good luck.
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answered 12 years ago
The problem of smoking is typical not only for Bulgaria, for many countries, including European ones and for Russia ... we adopted a law on smoking in public places on July 1, but everyone, to put it mildly, "spit" on it. They smoke everywhere... For me, a non-smoker, being anywhere turns into torture. They smoke in the streets walking in front of you, at the entrance to shops and the metro, on train platforms, neighbors on the stairs and on the balcony and in their toilets, but so all the smoke in my house ... It's terrible ... I was lucky in Bulgaria and the neighbors in the rooms were non-smokers and it seems to me that they smoke less on the streets than in Moscow. The only country where I felt protected from tobacco smoke is Canada! There you can smoke only in your house, and even then, so that the neighbors, God forbid, smell the smoke, otherwise a huge fine will not keep you waiting! Many countries are very far from this, almost unrealistic!
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answered 12 years ago
Marikam, the argument is useless about the dangers of smoking, I personally do not smoke. But my husband smokes. Don't kill him? Even with heart problems last year, he still smokes a little. And about the car, the ashtray is in vain being ironic. Even the lifeguards in our VIP zone came up and looked and said what an attitude to the beach is when they don’t throw bulls into the sand well. Yes, regarding Europe, we were in Cyprus and Greece in May. Business trip. The Greeks smoke a lot! A cup of coffee and a cigarette is a favorite pastime
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answered 12 years ago
Yes, more. I am older than you. My son is already an adult. But when, we already have bronchitis for the sixth time, and the doctor at the famous children's clinic "Semashko" said: take the child to the sea. We were taken to Bulgaria for 1 month. And we got through this difficult time. Taught to swim, sun, healthy food. And everything is fine now.
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answered 12 years ago
I hate smokers! There are very few adequate people - everyone strives to smoke wherever they please. I am resting right now in Bulgaria. I was amazed at how much they smoke here - that's why I started looking for smoking statistics in this country and came across this forum. Disrespect for others is the norm. A freak sits on the beach, smokes on everyone (including my small children), then calmly throws the bull into the sand. I wonder how, with such an attitude, there is still sand on the beach (and not gobies). I have asthma myself, no one in my family smokes. And yes, I just don't like the smell.
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answered 11 years ago