Is Ani Salic leaving Bulgaria? This question worried people from her close circle after the TV star shared on her personal Facebook profile a clip entitled “80 hours in the country that everyone wants to leave”.
The 35-minute video tells the story of a country from which people try to escape faster than anywhere else on the planet. Its population is expected to decrease by 22.5% by 2050. In the period from 1989 until now, of about 9 million people, only 6.5 million remained. That country is Bulgaria, and the question of why everyone is trying to escape from there is discussed in detail.
The video is in English and was uploaded by the YouTube channel YesTheory, American bloggers with over 9 million followers, and the clip about Bulgaria has been watched by over 2 million people. It represents the beauty of Bulgaria, and one of its creators even shared that he would move to live in our country.
After a brief account of the modern history and the political crises that Bulgaria has suffered, the bloggers arrive in Sofia and start looking for answers to the question “why are Bulgarians fleeing Bulgaria”. The travelers crossed the entire country – from Sofia to the Black Sea, visited the Rose Festival in Kazanlak, observed Nestinar customs and stayed in a hotel full of cockroaches.On the way they met Bulgarians who showed them how amazing Bulgaria is.
“During our short stay in Bulgaria, we were able to see a lot. Through the eyes of tourists, Bulgaria turned out to be an amazing country. I don’t know why the statistics brought us here,” share the conclusion of the authors of the video from YesTheory. In the comments under the clip, it rained positive messages from all over the world of people sharing that they can’t wait to visit Bulgaria.
“I’m from Mexico and I’ve never heard of this country, and now I can’t wait to see with my own eyes the nets,” shared a user.
“I never imagined that there could be such beautiful nature in Eastern Europe,” writes Axel from Uruguay.
“I live in Canada and I am amazed by the rich history and culture of Bulgaria. I can’t wait to visit,” adds John from Toronto.
“As Bulgarians, we want to thank you for showing the world how beautiful Bulgaria is. This video will contribute to improving Bulgaria’s reputation and increasing tourism. Thank you and cheers!”, added other users, proud of their country.
Ani Salic herself did not leave any comment on her social network about the reason for sharing the video. All fears that the beloved TV actress would leave her homeland and get off the small screen turned out to be in vain. Most likely, she will leave Bulgaria only to go on vacation to her beloved Greece with her partner, the former chief prosecutor Sotir Tsatsarov, with whom they live on a family basis. Ani and Sotir regularly travel the world, but prefer to be out of the spotlight, writes “Retro”.
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