Good to know before you go
Romania is an emerging destination tourism market scene. The fact is that Romania meets plenty of criteria for tourists to love it: amazing nature, long and brave history, authentic folklore and rich and beautiful culture.
On the other hand, Romania is interesting for corporate travel as well. Soon as the fall of communism (1989), the gate to capitalism offered plenty of opportunities for companies world-wide. After joining EU in January 2007 Romania became part of the enlarged market.
For a long time tourists travelled to Romania in order to visit Bran Castle, as they considered it Dracula’s citadel after reading Bram Stoker’s novel or seen the omonime movie. Latest years Romania become more and acknowledged as as a complex travel destination and Dracula became a shade pale, behind the authentic folclkore and unique traditional villages.
The beauty of the countryside, especially the most- acknoledged Saxon Transylvania, the global culture and UNESCO Heritage, the fact that Sibiu was European Cultural capital in 2007 shifted Romania from the country of Dracula to Romania as an important emergent tourism destination.
Another fact that transforms Romania into a complete travel destination is the geography. In fact, this country has it all: beautiful Carpathian Mountains, scenic hilly landscapes, beaches on Black Sea shore and amazing Danube Delta, part of natural UNESCO Heritage.
With a history dating back to Dacian times, passing through Romans and a tumultuous medieval period, Romania has a rich culture and cultural heritage and artefacts. From the citadels of Transylvania, the Romanian Brancovenesc style in the southern side of Romania (where once was Wallachia), the painted monasteries of Moldavia (also UNESCO cultural heritage), or the wooden churches in Maramures (UNESCO heritag as well), Romania is also an integral cultural destination.
Romania can satisfy the taste of any tourist preference or experience. The one who wants to get suntan on the beach can transfer from Bucharest to Constanta within couple of hours. Travellers interested in culture can travel point to point, from one sightseeing to another, from Bucharest to Brasov, Sibiu, Sighisoara or even to remote Maramures. Active persons can enjoy either mountaineering, canoeing, skiing in Carpathians. Nature observers would enjoy Danube Delta or brown bear sanctuary in Zarnesti (Brasov). Ladies who are looking for health and wellness packages find in Romania a treasure of natural treatments or the original Ana Aslan cure against aging at affordable prices. Even better, Therme, the largest wellness centre in Europe, 20 km away from Bucharest, is a place for the entire family.
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