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Sofia’s newest five-star hotel, Hyatt, begins accepting visitors from September 1.
Terra Tour Service will send a letter of invitation to a politician; did not ask for documents for the project.
Hristo Ivanov, the leader of Yes, Bulgaria, chose the day before the opening of the five-star Hyatt Hotel in Sofia and looked for a connection from across the street between the financing of the new tourist site and the amount of taxes he pays in Bulgaria the Russian company Lukoil.
The object of political interest after Ahmed Dogan’s summer barns is obviously the businessman Valentin Zlatev. Two independent sources confirmed that the former CEO of Lukoil Bulgaria has left all positions in the company, and Terra Tour Service, owner of the Hyatt Regency Hotel, has been part of the Zlatevi family’s family business for more than 20 years.
The investment in the project is about 30 million euros, a loan from DSK Bulgaria Bank. The world famous chain has a 30-year contract with Terra Tour Service and this was officially announced some time ago by Takuya Aoyama, Vice President of Acquisition and Development – Europe, Africa and the Middle East at Hyatt International.
Branding with celebrities
international brands is
strategic focus on
tourist business of
“Terra Tour Service”,
whose manager is the father of Valentin Zlatev – Vasil Zlatev. The sole owner of the company, which owns 4 hotels by the sea in Obzor, Sunny Beach, Saint Vlas and one in Pravets, is Agrohold.
Terra Tour Service bought the old Serdika cinema next to the Vasil Levski monument in Sofia in 2009. The company, whose CEO is Lachezar Todorov, explained that the politician Hristo Ivanov did not request a meeting and that is why they will send a letter to the leader of ” Yes, Bulgaria “to invite you and acquaint you with everything about your project, the financing of which is easily verifiable.
Documents in the Commercial Registry show that on July 10, 2019, Terra Tour Service signed a loan agreement with DSK for 119 million euros, divided into 4 lines: 38 million euros for refinancing, 19.8 million euros for projects maritime, 31 million euros for the Hyatt hotel in the capital. The remaining 30 million euros are new funds that the company could use as a loan in the future.
Lachezar Todorov announced to Investor a few days ago that
first guests in
the five star hotel
be accommodated in
September 1,
and the expected employment for the first year will depend on the development of the epidemic situation. However, the Sofia Hyatt team expects to exceed 50% employment in the first 6 months of its opening.
Thus, the day before September 1, Hristo Ivanov went to the hotel to remember from the sidewalk that Prime Minister Boyko Borissov had not fulfilled his promise to make Lukoil’s audit acts public. This would either refute or confirm the suspicions that the Russian company had evaded Bulgarian taxes of about BGN 1 billion. As of 2018, Ivanov wants these review laws, which were denied to him by the NRA.
“Yes, Bulgaria” appealed and won in two courts, but the party has not yet received the minutes of review. That’s why Ivanov threatens that next time he would walk into Hyatt when invited and ask the same questions in Russian and English to acquaint “investors, European officials and politicians with this interesting context” in Bulgaria.
However, it is not entirely clear what the connection is between the hotel and the refinery’s audit acts.
Ivanov addresses Valentin Zlatev in his video with “Valentin Vasilich”, referring to a recording published anonymously 2 months ago. There is only one voice that remembers Prime Minister Borissov, according to whom he heard that Vasilic was behind the leader of the BSP, Cornelia Ninova, and President Rumen Radev. Ivanov insisted yesterday that the prosecutor’s office investigate the content of the recording and not just initiate a case for illegal recording of Borissov.
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