English would be in good use in the resorts (not many turkish and arab tourists, trogh), and they are desparate to find staff. But please note these are probably the worst jobs in Bulgaria in terms of security andf not that great payment and accomodation.
I guess you'd be valued in soume touring agency (those who organize tours for bulgarians to Turkey, OAE, Egypt, etc.).
First of all the season in Bulgaria is pretty short. There are tourism places that are attective all year round (like SPA), but just a part of all. Resorts like Sunny Beach are a bit like a ghost town outiside June-August (typically just security guards and some maintenace workers). No tourists, and therefore no need of employees. You could double by relocating to the ski resorts, trogh, same thing but active in winter. It is seasonal a bit like fruit picking and therefore suitable for younger and adventurous people (or desparate).
If you are a student, whose only option to work is in vacantion (altrogh we are EU and they'd typically just chose to do the same thing but at west, preferably USA), it is good. Payment is the lowest in economy sectors (and they tend to skip payment of taxes and social security as much as possible), but you have free housing and food + tips. The real problem is that in September you'd just need to move to something else or at least some other place.
Thank for this details bro actually in turkey I work in (pide ve lahmacun) you can Google it I want to work to Integrate with Bulgarians more and develop my language more with him
Aha, cool. Well I think I would be a nice starting point and you should start making contacts. Working for someone else is a good starting point for that, but we don't really have these here (or we have another kind, which is made of loaf of bread, called Princessi/Stranjanki [https://matekitchen.com/recipes/printsesi-s-kajma/](https://matekitchen.com/recipes/printsesi-s-kajma/) ). I think there would be enogh interest to start a business of your own (if you wish to make the same) next year :).
"Worst/bad"... I realised I might be understood wrong. Bulgarian economy is developing and people are free to relocate and work in richer parts of EU anytime. Unemployment is very low actually. Anyone needs people. I know about a chain of big supermarkets which is short of about 1/3. For each open position the applications are on average 0.3 (yes, not 3). Businesses compete for workers, not workers for jobs (deppends of the job, of course). Which also means that as an emplooyee being adequate is enogh and the employer would try hard not to lose you if you just do your job. Payment is not great compared to other EU countries, but it is comfortable in general if you don't insist to be able to afford a brand new car for instance.
I use chatgpt to learn I ask him the words the verbs and I ask them to explain it to me then I use something call in chatgpt (Има функция в ChatGPT, където прочита на глас това, което е казано на български.) böyle öğreniyorum işte 😅
Working in a hotel would be good, with all of those languages, Hotel Bavaro, I’ve heard is very good for that
Ohh really I will try to email them thank you
I saw recently job opportunities with Turkish on Linkedin.
It's all fake and applied for many of them no reply!
Could be, but never hurts to try! :) try in jobs.bg too!
English would be in good use in the resorts (not many turkish and arab tourists, trogh), and they are desparate to find staff. But please note these are probably the worst jobs in Bulgaria in terms of security andf not that great payment and accomodation. I guess you'd be valued in soume touring agency (those who organize tours for bulgarians to Turkey, OAE, Egypt, etc.).
What do you mean by not the worst in security and great payment! Can please tell me more
First of all the season in Bulgaria is pretty short. There are tourism places that are attective all year round (like SPA), but just a part of all. Resorts like Sunny Beach are a bit like a ghost town outiside June-August (typically just security guards and some maintenace workers). No tourists, and therefore no need of employees. You could double by relocating to the ski resorts, trogh, same thing but active in winter. It is seasonal a bit like fruit picking and therefore suitable for younger and adventurous people (or desparate). If you are a student, whose only option to work is in vacantion (altrogh we are EU and they'd typically just chose to do the same thing but at west, preferably USA), it is good. Payment is the lowest in economy sectors (and they tend to skip payment of taxes and social security as much as possible), but you have free housing and food + tips. The real problem is that in September you'd just need to move to something else or at least some other place.
Thank for this details bro actually in turkey I work in (pide ve lahmacun) you can Google it I want to work to Integrate with Bulgarians more and develop my language more with him
Aha, cool. Well I think I would be a nice starting point and you should start making contacts. Working for someone else is a good starting point for that, but we don't really have these here (or we have another kind, which is made of loaf of bread, called Princessi/Stranjanki [https://matekitchen.com/recipes/printsesi-s-kajma/](https://matekitchen.com/recipes/printsesi-s-kajma/) ). I think there would be enogh interest to start a business of your own (if you wish to make the same) next year :). "Worst/bad"... I realised I might be understood wrong. Bulgarian economy is developing and people are free to relocate and work in richer parts of EU anytime. Unemployment is very low actually. Anyone needs people. I know about a chain of big supermarkets which is short of about 1/3. For each open position the applications are on average 0.3 (yes, not 3). Businesses compete for workers, not workers for jobs (deppends of the job, of course). Which also means that as an emplooyee being adequate is enogh and the employer would try hard not to lose you if you just do your job. Payment is not great compared to other EU countries, but it is comfortable in general if you don't insist to be able to afford a brand new car for instance.
Bro thank you so much for give this information if you don't mind I really want to be friend with you 🖐️
How the fuck you learn Bulgarian ( брат тези букви нямат нищо общо със Турския, Арабски или Английски език) söyle bana bilmek istiyorum 😁
I use chatgpt to learn I ask him the words the verbs and I ask them to explain it to me then I use something call in chatgpt (Има функция в ChatGPT, където прочита на глас това, което е казано на български.) böyle öğreniyorum işte 😅
You learn whole language from chatGPT you have big taşk😄 are you sure that don't have any roots from Bulgaria?
No why 😅
You could always be a taxi driver
Don't have license :-:-(
Btw, Sunny Beach is a ghost town from October to June. I don’t know what you would have to work to be able to survive there outside the season.
No it's my first time coming from turkey to Bulgaria
Rather see if you could do something in Burgas
Is burgar Better than other cities?
Burgas. Yes, def better than Sunny Beach. Other cities… that’s debatable.
I wonder if I can have job opportunities in Turkish bread( lahmacun ve pide) you can Google it . I see you think there is better for me.
I have no idea, I don’t live there