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Starting on September 8, BNT 1 viewers will find out about current affairs and curious stories from around the country on the new program “Bulgaria in 60 Minutes”, which will be broadcast every weekday starting at 5:00 PM.
The presenter of the program is one of the most charismatic people on Bulgarian television: Mariana Vekilska. “Bulgaria in 60 minutes” will be a show about life in all its diversity, in which the constructive around us, which we often miss, will find a place “- says the popular journalist.
“I return to the screen with joy and enthusiasm and I cannot wait, together with my colleagues in the country and with the viewers, to embark on an incredible adventure throughout Bulgaria with #The StoriesAround Us.”
The new BNT format is aimed at a wide audience. In the first minutes of the television night, the team will offer live broadcasts and reports on issues that affect people’s daily lives, will focus on interesting initiatives, business decisions, public events, educational projects, traditions … and everything that excites and moves local communities. “Bulgaria in 60 Minutes” will present viewers with many ideas related to travel in the country. To carry out the BNT program, it mobilizes the resources of its four regional television centers, as well as its correspondents.
“BNT has had the best journalistic teams in the regions for years. In this way it always manages to show what happens around people and what interests them directly. With the new format we want to turn this content into a BNT focus program 1 That is why we committed ourselves this is unusual for large Bulgarian TV changes at the beginning of the afternoon time zone, “shares Emil Koshlukov, CEO of BNT.
“I am very happy that an experienced professional like Mariana Vekilska is joining us. Together with colleagues from the regional centers, they will create a show that will peek into the most interesting parts of Bulgaria every day.”
BNT is the only television that has regional centers in four large Bulgarian cities: Varna, Plovdiv, Ruse and Blagoevgrad, which, together with their correspondents, cover the country. In the new show they will reflect the culture, economy and public life of all of Bulgaria.
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