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Where to go on holiday in Europe for less than 100 euros per day. Bucharest, in second place

13:32, 25 Aug. 2026
Data from over 50 popular destinations was analyzed to find the best stays under 100 euros per night. Bucharest ranked second, where the approximate daily cost for one person is 66 euros.

Countries where Romanians pay the most expensive tourist visas

13:11, 14 Iul. 2026
Although the Romanian passport offers visa-free access to over 150 destinations, there are states where the entry fee reaches several hundred euros. Bhutan, Ghana and Nigeria are at the top of the ranking.

Education Minister Wants Shorter Winter School Holiday

18:56, 22 Ian. 2019
Romanian Education Minister Ecaterina Andronescu said on Tuesday that the ministry is considering shortening the school winter holiday, arguing that its three-week length makes pupils forget class subjects.

Romania To Give Public Sector Day Off On April 30, 2012

13:12, 22 Apr. 2012
Romania's Government will declare April 30, 2012 a non-working day for the public sector, to be recouped in a Saturday in May, so that the May Day vacation might be longer, Prime Minister Mihai Razvan Ungureanu said Sunday.

Romanian Senate Tacitly Adopts Bill Making November 30 Legal Holiday

15:06, 29 Nov. 2011
Romania's Senate on Tuesday tacitly adopted a bill making November 30, the feast of Saint Andrew, a legal non-working holiday.

Holiday Tickets Available As Of April 09 – Romanian Tourism Min

16:08, 09 Apr. 2009
Holiday tickets are available on the Romanian market starting with Thursday, April 9, while companies interested can purchase them at issuing units, said Romanian tourism minister Elena Udrea.

Romanian Public Sector Employees To Receive Holiday Tickets

20:49, 04 Apr. 2009
Romanian authorities and public institutions will be able to give their employees gift certificates and holiday tickets, as long as they fit within the spending budgeted, according to an agreement reached Saturday at the government headquarters, between the government and the unions.