15 reasons to choose Romania as your future holiday destination
Romania has proven to be a safe destination from both political and social point of view, being a country with a growing business potential, both for foreign or Romanian - foreign investments. Romania has developed a dedicated infrastructure for hosting conferences and exhibitions, allowing a pro-active involvement in various events of high profile.
Romania has the advantage of being located in Central Europe, easily accessible from all major capital cities.
Tourists and visitors have good hotel choices in the cities. It is recommended you make and confirm reservations well in advance.
Romania offers a rich tapestry of tourist attractions and vacation experiences some of them unique in the world: the enchanting monasteries of Bucovina with their churches entirely covered with frescoes on the outside walls, medieval towns and fortresses in Transylvania, traditional villages in Maramures, the Danube Delta – the largest natural reserve in Europe, fairy-tale castles, the Black-Sea resorts, the majestic Carpathian Mountains, spas and much more.
Often compared to a “Latin island to a Slav sea”, Romania features a unique familiar feeling in Eastern Europe: its language of a Latin origin, the Latin alphabet (quite rare in this part of Europe) and moreover the Latin temperament and friendliness of its people.
Among the several reasons which may prompt you to travel and experience Romania, the main one is probably the country’s diversity. The rich, cultural heritage, the important contribution of various ethnic groups across Romania, the varied landscape, as well as its people, is just a few of the things that attract foreign visitors.
If you are a Dracula fan, you cannot miss Dracula’s castle in Bran or his birth place in the medieval town of Sighisoara.
Few places in the world have retained their original customs, folk costumes, traditional crafts and tools. In Romania you can admire unspoiled countryside where the traditional rural civilization is still alive.
Romania is a hunter's dream destination! New, unspoiled and world famous for its big game hunting, as well as small game hunting. It is a destination where nature and the outdoor are perfectly combined.
Romania is a country of a rich gastronomy that also varies a lot depending on the region. Here the tourist can choose the international cuisine as well. But the main attraction is represented by the traditional dishes, form the soups flavoured with acids in different ways to the meat and vegetable specialties. A reason for the Romanians to be proud is their wines and their traditional alcoholic drinks, tuica and palinca.
Wherever you go in Romania, there is at least one thing you will enjoy: tasty meals, large food portions, excellent wines and other local drinks.
The Romanian village – the countryside tourism in Romania represents one of the most relevant segments of the national tourism. Romanian customs and traditions, untouched by the present changes, have been kept inside the dwelling of the Romania village for centuries. People in small towns and villages have changed their lifestyle very little over the years. Romanians are naturally hospitable people: you might even be invited by passers for a home-cooked traditional meal.
Romania is one of the most fascinating, beautiful and mysterious countries of the South-East Europe, maybe the greatest European wildlife paradise. Ancient and medieval castles in Transylvania, orthodox painted monasteries in Northern Moldavia and Bucovina, archeological sites, ancient fortresses and ruins, all of these make Romania a great destination.
Romania has been a renowned spa country since Roman times and today you can choose between several centres throughout the country, practicing the whole range of cures under modern conditions. Mineral and thermal waters, mud with therapeutic qualities, moffetes (natural jets of carbon dioxide), a temperate climate and the Romanian Black Sea coast – these are all reasons local treasures.
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