Romania is a country that deserves to be promoted in terms of tourism, so the members of the Tourism Press Club – FIJET Romania continue the project entitled “FIJET Romania Destinations”, now in its second edition. The Tourism Press Club – FIJET Romania has launched, for the second consecutive year, an action to identify ten special destinations in Romania, to make them even better known, in the country and abroad (through colleagues from the national branches of FIJET World) and to reward the way tourism looks and moves in the respective area.
Journalists specialized in travel want to draw attention to some places in the country that stand out from a tourist point of view, where things are done well, and those involved in the industry deserve to be encouraged for their efforts.
For a foreign tourist coming here for the first time, Romania is unknown, but... always surprising. Fortunately, in the last period, Romanians have tried (and have succeeded) a more careful involvement in tourism, most of the times, pleasantly surprising. Romania is a country that deserves to be promoted as a tourist destination, because it has something to offer the guests who knock on its door, regardless of where they come from. We are still weak in terms of tourism promotion, weaker than our neighbors.
Hence the idea of gathering in a ranking ten special destinations in the country, to make them even more known, in the country and abroad (through the colleagues from the national branches of FIJET World), and to reward the way they look and tourism in that area is moving.
Here are the 10 destinations selected by FIJET Romania members
Here are the 10 destinations selected by FIJET Romania members: Târgu Mureș, Timișoara, Grădiștea de Munte , Vânători-Neamț, Iași, Sulina, Jurilovca, Borsec, Vatra Dornei and Rimetea.
Rimetea is on the 1st place, followed by Vatra Dornei and Borsec.
Other proposals supported by the journalists of the Tourism Press Club - FIJET Romania for 2024 were Moinești (Bacău county), Drăgășani (for the Vine and Wine Museum - Vâlcea county), Movileni (for the Moldavian Delta - Iași county), Șimleu Silvaniei (Sălaj county) , Horezu (Vâlcea county) and Balotești (for the Therme complex - Ilfov county).
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Established in 2007, the Travel Press Club – FIJET Romania is the Romanian organization affiliated to the International Federation of Travel Journalists and Writers / Fédération Internationale des Journalistes et Ecrivains du Tourisme (FIJET). The Travel Press Club – FIJET Romania is formed by professional journalists from the print, radio and television press who understand the needs and requirements of the association’s members and colleagues. The permanent objective is to provide the best and most professional services for all members.
The Tourism Press Club – International Federation of Travel Writers and Journalists (FIJET) Romania is a professional association, a legal entity under Romanian private law, without patrimonial purpose. The Tourism Press Club – FIJET Romania is made up of professional journalists from the written, online, radio and television press who understand the needs and requirements of the association’s members and colleagues. During the 4 days of the Romanian Tourism Fair (February 15-18) we also welcome you at the FIJET Romania Tourism Press Club stand, 20B, in Pavilion B2.
