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Travel Agency Eximtur Expects 10% Higher Sales in 2024
Travel agency Eximtur of Cluj-Napoca, one of the largest on the market, controlled by Morariu family, for 2024 projects a 10% sales increase from the EUR48 million level of 2023, according to the company’s officials.
Travel Agency Eximtur Expects EUR48M Sales Volume in 2023, Up 20% YOY
Lucia Morariu, founder and owner of travel agency Eximtur, expects a sales volume of around EUR48 million for this year, 20% higher than last year.
Eximtur Jan-Sept 2023 Turnover Up 20%, To EUR40M
Travel agency Eximtur of Cluj-Napoca, one of the largest in Romania, controlled by Morariu family, generated EUR40 million turnover in the first nine months of this year, up 20% from the yea...
Eximtur 1H/2023 Turnover Up 23% To EUR34.5M
Travel agency Eximtur of Cluj-Napoca, one of Romania’s largest, controlled by Morariu family, boosted its turnover to EUR34.5 million in the first half of this year, up 23% from the year-ear...
Eximtur Hits RON197M Sales Volume in 2022, Expects to Overshoot RON200M Mark in 2023
Travel agency Eximtur of Cluj-Napoca, one of the largest locally, controlled by Morariu family, saw its sales volume go up by 33% in 2022 on the year, to RON197 million, with 2023 estimates...
Eximtur Set to Hit EUR30M Sales in 2021, Up 42% YOY
Cluj-Napoca-based travel agency Eximtur, one of the largest locally, controlled by Morariu family, increased its turnover to RON150 million (around EUR30 million) this year, from EUR21 milli...
Eximtur Revenues Plunge 64% YoY To RON9.5M In 2020
Travel agency Eximtur, held by the Morariu family, had revenues of RON9.5 million in 2020, down 64% from RON26.4 million in 2019.
Eximtur Sales Up 10% YoY To EUR71M In 2019
Travel agency Eximtur ended 2019 with sales of nearly EUR71 million, 10% more than in 2018, due mainly to vacation vouchers and online sales.
Eximtur Turnover Up 15% In 2017, To EUR55M
Eximtur, specialized in business travel, event planning and leisure travel, said it registered sales of over EUR55 million in 2017, up nearly 15% against the previous year.