According to ANAT, Romanians’ favorite tourist destinations were Greece, Turkey, Bulgaria and Spain.
Due to the political and social situation in North Africa and part of the Middle East, tourist destinations such as Tunisia, Egypt or Syria have lost our clients’ attention, ANAT said in a press release.
The number of Romanian tourists who visited Antalya remained the same as last year, even if tariffs for Turkey increased by about 10%. The number of tourists who spent their holidays on the Bulgarian Black Sea coast and in Greece also remained unchanged compared with 2010.
Romanian tourists were also interested in exotic destinations such as the Dominican Republic, the Maldives, Jamaica or Dubai.