Bulgaria Gateway Ltd

Welcome, Augustin! We wish you a wonderful and inspiring stay in Sofia.

☀️Lauryne:
I would like to warmly thank Cercle de Qualité and Bulgaria Gateway for the organisation and for the experience at AUO, which I sincerely appreciated.
I had the opportunity to discover Bulgarian culture, rich in traditions and festivals such as Saint Dimitar, Surva, and Baba Marta (Martenitsa).
I also explored the diversity of landscapes and cities: the Seven Rila Lakes, the Rila Monastery, the Kazanlak tombs, Varna, Burgas, Plovdiv, Veliko Tarnovo, and Tryavna.
I highly recommend this adventure in Bulgaria!

Thank you for the kind words and the beautiful photos, Lauryne🤍
The six months in Bulgaria flew by.

Wishing you success in all your future endeavors and a bright path ahead ☀️✨

A short text and photos from our French intern Maïlys about her impressions of Bulgaria:

Hello, there is my little text, and some pictures :

My three-month stay in Sofia was an emotional and eye-opening experience.

As a French person, it’s easy to feel a bit disoriented at first, as Bulgarian culture is quite different from French culture — whether in terms of social interactions, food, or everyday habits.

At the beginning, I honestly felt that Bulgarians seemed rather reserved and not particularly welcoming. That was my first impression.

But once you open yourself up to the people and their culture, you realize how proud they are to share their history and traditions.

Sofia is a beautiful city with impressive architecture. At night, everything stands out even more thanks to the lighting of the historic buildings. I had never seen anything quite like it anywhere else in Europe.

During my stay, I also had the opportunity to visit Plovdiv — a city rich in history and very different from Sofia. I highly recommend visiting it for a day if you get the chance.

My time in Sofia taught me not to get stuck on first impressions, and to keep an open mind toward a culture and history that are truly enriching.

☀️Goodbye to our three French interns. We wish them all the best in their new endeavor☀️

We say goodbye to Camille and wish her all the best in all her future endeavors.

We are sharing some brief impressions and photos she sent us:

I did my Erasmus+ internship in Sofia, Bulgaria, and it was a very enriching experience. I worked in a professional environment, learned new skills, and improved my English every day. I also met people from different countries and discovered Bulgarian culture. Sofia is a pleasant city with beautiful parks, historic buildings, and mountains nearby.

☀️☀️☀️We are thrilled to welcome our new interns! We believe there are exciting months ahead, filled with new knowledge, challenges, and shared successes.
We wish them a productive journey, plenty of inspiration, and an unforgettable experience here in Bulgaria.☀️☀️☀️

Another one of our interns has come to the time to move on.
Camille, we wish you great success and inspiration ahead! 🌟
A few photos and words from her impressions of Bulgaria.

“My internship in Bulgaria was a very rewarding experience. I discovered a country and a culture that I didn’t know at all. The welcome in the company went well and helped me become independent quite quickly.

Thanks to the Erasmus program, I took part in several activities and met new people. And among my best memories, I keep the hike to the Seven Rila Lakes, a beautiful place that I really loved.

And also thanks to Bulgaria Gateway for organizing and supporting this mobility experience.”

Once again, it’s time to say goodbye to another intern . A few words, many shared moments, and memories captured in photos. Thank you, and until we meet again!
Ryan:
My stay in Bulgaria was truly amazing.
Bulgaria was a country I didn’t know much about at the beginning, but during my 6 month, I got to discover new cultures, beautiful landscapes, and meet a lot of great people.
Being curious by nature, I also learned a few Bulgarian words and phrases, and even picked up the Cyrillic alphabet.
Unfortunately, I didn’t really have much time to visit the country (apart from Bansko, which I absolutely fell in love with). That’s why I’ll definitely come back for a vacation to explore and rediscover this country I’ve grown so fond of.
If I could give one piece of advice to anyone thinking about visiting Bulgaria: go for it! You won’t be disappointed.

We say goodbye to Tom, who has completed his six-month internship.
We’re sharing a few photos and impressions of him.
Thank you for your dedication and energy!
Wishing you all the best and much success going forward 🍀

Tom: End of 6 beautifull mounth in Sofia Bulgaria 🇧🇬
Thank you for my compagny and Noura for this opportunity
Very great city, beautifull mountain, new area for me and very good surprise this country.
Just one word thank you.

Welcome to Sofia, Mathilde! ✨
We’re happy to have you join the big international family of Bulgaria Gateway and excited for the journey ahead. 🌍💫

We say goodbye to Elodie, who spent three months in Sofia 🤍
Wishing her a beautiful new year and all the best on the journey ahead ✨

Here are her impressions, captured in photos and a short text:

"If I had to describe Bulgaria in one word, it would be: Plovdiv!

More seriously, my experience in Bulgaria has been truly amazing. I met so many incredible people here. Before coming to Bulgaria, I knew absolutely nothing about the country. I discovered everything as I went, and I’m so grateful for it — it’s such a beautiful place, from the people to the landscapes.

This experience allowed me to rediscover myself, step out of my comfort zone, and grow in ways I didn’t expect. Bulgaria will always have a special place in my heart."

Welcome to our new interns from France! We wish them a wonderful and fruitful stay in Bulgaria. 🇫🇷🇧🇬

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