The ministry official said the system will be tested and will be perfected using input from employers in the tourism sector.
Barhalescu said last week the system, which will be used to register in real time all tourists lodged in hotels and boarding houses, will become operational in December.
Barhalescu said earlier Monday, the official occupancy rate in Romanian boarding houses is 10.4%, while unofficial figures, reported by employers in the tourism sectors, are double. He added that the exact number of tourists that are offered accommodation on the black market is not known.