People spending time in property in Bulgaria could be set to see a steady improvement in telecommunications including broadband connections.
Frost & Sullivan has looked at the telecoms market across central and eastern Europe and expects to see it follow the same pattern as in the west of the continent.
This includes a commitment to customer service from telecoms firms keen to retain their existing users, rather than having to entice new people to sign up to their services.
Broadband is a particular growth market, which could see internet connections in property in Bulgaria get faster in the coming years.
Meanwhile, core telecommunications services are already well established, with companies moving into new areas of the market to expand their offering.
The analysis comes from Frost & Sullivan's Communications Services growth partnership service, which specialises in identifying areas of market expansion and forecasting future trends in telephony, internet and satellite transmissions.
