Instead aligning prices and services to other East European countries, Romanian hoteliers prefer to maintain fees that don’t attract tourists and cause them a greater financial loss. Add to this the low quality of the customer service practiced by most seaside hotels in Romania, and you get a full picture.
Romania
Sibiu – Where Romania’s Past Meets the Present
Romania’s European Capital of Culture in 2007, Sibiu is not only an important cultural center of Romania, but one of the most beautiful cities in the country.
Sun Plaza Mall: Sunniest Mall in Bucharest, Romania
Claiming itself to be the largest shopping center in Eastern Europe, Sun Plaza Mall was inaugurated on February 25, 2010 and since then, has received two CIJ Awards in the categories of “Best Shopping Centre Development” and “Best Overall Development” and it has also achieved an official record, accepted by the Guinness Book – In 2010, it created the world’s largest indoor Christmas display, using 449,658 lights.
Romania Planning Balneary and Medical Tourism Conference
Romania is to team up with the World Tourism Organization (WTO) in order to boost its travel credentials, staging a unique International Conference on Balneary and Health Care Tourism in the country.
Romania Celebrates 8 March, International Women’s Day
In Romania, this holiday is a reason of joy for ladies, especially mothers, as they are rewarded with flowers and gifts for the happiness they bring into our lives.
Romania Reacts to Schengen Veto with Dismay
Romanian President Traian Basescu has hit out at the Netherlands for vetoing his country’s bid to join the Schengen Zone, accusing them of committing “abuse” amidst rumors that Dutch opposition could be linked to Romania’s earlier block on Serbian accession to the EU.
3 Spring Traditions in Romania
When all the nature comes to life after the challenging winter’s months, Romania becomes a delight for both locals and tourists.
Photo Reportage: Romania Under Snow
Argophilia Travel News brings you a few snapshots from the current situation in Ploiesti, Romania: photos by local residents Alina Popescu and Ana Gabriela Radulescu.
Travel Alert: Romania Paralyzed by Snow. State of Emergency in Vrancea County
Vrancea County (Moldova region, South-East part of the country) is operating under a state of emergency enforced by Romanian authorities.
10 Things to Do in Eastern Europe in 2012
Argophilia Travel News has selected ten of the most interesting and diverse events in Eastern Europe to help you choose a destination for 2012.
Pig Slaughtering in Romania
Although cruel, the tradition of pig slaughtering is ancient and not many Romanians are happy to let it go.
Romania Celebrates National Day
Romania is celebrating ninety three years of unity – the Great Union Day, which is also the country’s National Day.
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