In March of this year, the National Association of Travel Agencies, ANAT, will elect a new leadership. Thus, Dan Anghelescu – owner of La Piovra Turista, Aurelian Marin – general manager of the Paradis travel agency in Constanta and Andrei Razvan Nacea – owner of Seytour will run for the position of president, while another 19 people will run for the Board of Directors.
The current president of ANAT, Lucia Nora Morariu, has submitted her candidacy for the Board of Directors, after her second two-year term at the head of the association, which began in March 2013, according to a statement from the association.
The position of ANAT president is honorary and unpaid.
The 19 specialists running for the ANAT Board of Directors are: Dan Anghelescu – La Piovra Turista, Alin Burcea – Paralela 45 Turism, Mihaela Chiru – Micomis, Marian Cojocarescu – Mara News Travel, Laura Dragu – Gorj Turism, Dragos Horhocea – Agetur, Aurelian Marin – Paradis Vacante de Vis, Corina Martin – Mistral Tours, Lucia Nora Morariu – Eximtur, Andrei Razvan Nacea – Seytour, George Sorin Nicolescu – Olimpic International, Ciprian Popescu – Danubius Travel, Herman Rosner – Int.l Tourism&Trade, Valeriu Stefan, Velmar Dreams, Marius Usturoiu – Mareea, Malin Malineanu – New Concept Travel, Remus Visan – Happy Tour Group, Mircea Vladu – Holiday Office, Adrian Voican – Bibi Vacanta.
The elections will take place on March 11 during the ANAT General Assembly.
Source: Economica
Frequently Asked Questions
Who are the candidates for the ANAT presidency?
The candidates for the ANAT presidency are Dan Anghelescu (La Piovra Turista), Aurelian Marin (Paradis), and Andrei Razvan Nacea (Seytour).
Is the position of ANAT president a paid role?
No, the position of ANAT president is honorary and unpaid.
When will the ANAT elections be held?
The elections are scheduled to take place on March 11 during the ANAT General Assembly.