Martin said the protocol will allow ANAT, through its member travel agencies, to preferentially promote Greece as a tourist destination, which, she added, has become traditional for Romanians. ANAT’s official data show 300,000 Romanian tourists spent their vacation in Greece in 2011, Martin also said.

The protocol will also bring campaigns meant to promote Romanian destinations in Greece and bring in as many Greek tourists as possible.

Martin pointed out that the protocol targets to promote Greece as a secure and attractive destination for Romanian tourists in 2012 and promote Romania as a destination for Greek tourists.