Greek drivers are flocking to Bulgaria for cheaper petrol after Bulgaria and Romania joined the Schengen zone on 1 January 2025. With border checks removed, crossings are seamless, and motorists are saving up to €26 per full tank, as petrol prices in Bulgaria are €1.28 per litre compared to €1.80 in Greece. While the move boosts trade and tourism, concerns about smuggling and security linger.
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