Romania is ready to offer complete packages, specially designed for the needs, culture, and habits of Russian tourists, stated the president of the National Authority for Tourism, Anca Pavel-Nedea, at the official meeting with representatives of the tourism industry from the Russian Federation.
Between January 27-29, ANT and the National Association of Travel Agencies in Romania, ANAT, organized an official delegation to Moscow, with discussions with Russian partners taking place at the Romanian Embassy in Moscow, with the support of the diplomatic mission in that country.
On the second day of the working visit, Anca Pavel-Nedea, accompanied by representatives of tour operators specialized in incoming and hotel companies from Romanian spa resorts, participated in a workshop presenting tourist Romania.
The meeting aimed to promote packages specially designed for the Russian market, as well as to create a favorable framework for attracting Russian tourists to destinations in Romania. Over 100 travel agencies from the Russian Federation participated in the action, as well as representatives from the local mass media.
Among the destinations sought by Russian tourists are the Black Sea coast, the Danube Delta, Bucovina, and Maramureș, destinations recognized for the authenticity of local traditions and customs.
Source: Agerpres
Frequently Asked Questions
What was the purpose of the Romanian delegation’s visit to Moscow?
The visit aimed to promote Romanian tourism packages tailored to the Russian market and to establish partnerships with local travel agencies.
Which Romanian destinations are most popular among Russian tourists?
Russian tourists are particularly interested in the Black Sea coast, the Danube Delta, and the traditional regions of Bucovina and Maramureș.
Who participated in the official meetings in Russia?
The delegation included the National Authority for Tourism (ANT), ANAT, Romanian tour operators, and hotel representatives, meeting with over 100 Russian travel agencies.