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11/11/2022

We are delighted to share the news that has won Списание Мениджър of the Year Award for Business Transformation! 🥇🎉A big thank you to our customers for always challenging and supporting us - and to all our colleagues who have been an integral part of our journey! 🙌

Looking forward to supporting our customers around the world!🫶

11/11/2022

The weekend is knocking on the door and what better way to plan your than with some .

The November edition is from the Beli Iskar ecotrail.

Some facts about the region: 📍

🌟 The route is located in the gorge of the Beli Iskar river and meanders between the left and the right bank over wooden bridges.

🌟 The trail is sprinkled with campsites offering places to relax, build a fire, and .

🌟 There are more than 10 bridges to cross.

🌟 The total length is about 7 kilometers.

01/11/2022

Having quality time with the team is very important for us at Fadata.🫶 Thank you, DEV.BG for sharing more about Fadata Sea Camp⛵ with the Bulgarian IT society. We will come back with more details about this program very soon.

Кои са най-оригиналните и запомнящите се teambuilding-и сред IT компаниите у нас, можеш да прочетеш в статията.

14/10/2022

Autumn has entered the chat. 🍂 Nature is changing, preparing for the next cycle. Do not forget to recharge and get ready for what’s ahead. 🔋

The October edition of is from the Vazova ecotrail.

Some facts about the region: 📍

🌟 The ecotrail is named after one of the most famous Bulgarian writers - Ivan Vazov,
who was deeply inspired by the breathtaking scenery.

🌟 Bovska Skaklya waterfall (named after Bov village and Skaklya river) is located in the
middle of the route.

🌟 At 85 metres, Bovska Skaklya is one of the highest in the Balkan Mountains.

09/09/2022

The last days of summer are behind us. To help us reminisce of salty days and warm nights, the September edition of is from the coastal town of , on the borderline of the North and the South Black Sea 🌊

Some facts about Byala: 📍
🌟 The town was established in the 3rd century AD.
🌟 Set along the coast, the ruins of the ancient fortress at Cape of St. Atanas offer a glimpse to the past.
🌟 People have populated this place throughout different historical periods - from VI century BC to the beginning of VII century AD. A Thracian cult centre has been explored partially (VI century BC- I century AD) as well as a sanctuary of the mythical hero demigod Heracles (II-III century AD.)
🌟 An early Christian complex includes a basilica, the high priest’s residence, baptismal, a storage for gifts and a well with a holy water.
🌟 The fortress has gone through several natural cataclysms as well as barbarian invasions. However, it had been restored after that, but it was burned and abandoned during the Avar-Slav invasion in 614.

12/08/2022

Digital nomad on a Sea Camp! 🌊🏖

This month is dedicated to Fadata’s Sea Camp initiative, which allows our teams to spend a week in Burgas.

The team-building event has everything to offer, from reduced working time to allow the teams to enjoy the beach and relax. Friday is a non-working day dedicated to team-building activities and challenges.

The last photo is from the old town of Nesebar, a UNESCO world heritage centre.

08/07/2022

Have you planned your vacation yet?

13/06/2022

Cheers to great views 🥂🎉

Back in June 2018, we moved to our new office in Sofia with an amazing view of the Vitosha mountain ⛰️

This June we are celebrating the expansion of our Burgas office that now has an astonishing sea view 🌊✨

The office will welcome all teams that will take part in Fadata Sea Camp 2022.

Stay tuned for more 🙌

10/06/2022

Sometimes it feels we have buried our head in work. Fadata’s program was developed to help team members recharge and not feel like an .

Courtesy of …

13/05/2022

It is time for our next episode of Fadata’s Digital Nomad Series. This time we went to the "St. Joan Letni" Chapel, located at 2km. from the village of Potsarnentsi in the Western part of Bulgaria. It is situated on the southern coast of Pchelina dam, overlooking the area from high ground. It was built in 1350 and its small size is a testament to an older, different times. The inner side is fully decorated but one must almost craw to get inside.

08/04/2022

Welcome to our next episode of the Digital Nomad series. Spring is here🌱…well on paper at least. While we wait for the full experience of blossomed trees🌳 and flowers🌼, green pastures, and warm sunny days🌞, we were lucky enough to have a glimpse of what awaits ahead. The weather was perfect to take you on a journey to Veliko Tarnovo, one of the oldest towns in the country and capital of the Second Bulgarian Empire (1185 – 1393).

Its history dates back to more than five thousand years ago and this can be felt everywhere you go. The most significant monument of culture is the medieval fortress Tsarevets, situated on the homonymous peak, surrounded on three sides by the river Yantra. Excavations show that it was not a closed fortress, but a real medieval town. Besides its historical hills, Veliko Tarnovo is also famous for its multiple orthodox temples and medieval churches.