The Federation of Romanian Tourism Employers (FPTR) is launching the autumn edition of the “Litoral for All” program, through which Romanians can stay in classified hotels in Black Sea resorts with prices starting from 36 lei per night. The tourist packages are up to 70% cheaper compared to peak season rates.
So far, 42 hotels from all the coastal resorts have signed up to the program
The “Coastal for All” program , now in its 39th edition, runs from September 1 to 30 and is aimed at all tourists who want to spend a stay on the local seaside in the off-season. So far, 42 hotels from all seaside resorts have signed up for the program , offering tourists approximately 3400 places per night. These places will be sold both through partner travel agencies and their resellers, and directly by hotels. "Based on the reservations made so far, we estimate that September will be a busy month on the Romanian coast, with an average occupancy rate higher than last year, but below the level of 2019. The high interest shown by tourists also determines hoteliers to keep accommodation units open until the end of September ," says Dragoș Răducan, first executive vice president of the Federation of Romanian Tourism Employers.
Through the “Litoralul pentru Toți” program , the price for a night of accommodation starts from 36 lei. The cheapest package without breakfast can be purchased at a 2-star hotel in the Saturn resort and costs 72 lei/night for 2 people if a minimum stay of 5 nights is purchased. 2 to 4 star hotels have joined this program, the rates proposed by hoteliers being for all categories of tourists. "Tourists have every reason to choose a seaside vacation in the off-season. First of all, the rates are much lower than in August and we expect that this opportunity will be taken advantage of by both those who were unable to get to the sea in the middle of summer, as well as tourists who want a second seaside vacation. In recent years, we have become accustomed to the weather being kind to tourists in September, so according to current weather forecasts, they will enjoy sunny days at the beach until the end of the month," added the FPTR representative.
"The Coast for All" is a social program in Romania fully supported by the business environment, namely by local hotel employers.
