ANAT despre vacanțele românilor: Turismul riscă să devină un lux

The National Association of Travel Agencies (ANAT) highlights that 61.4% of Romanians cannot afford a vacation, signaling economic and social concerns. This statistic reflects a growing economic polarization, with many excluded from tourism due to declining purchasing power. ANAT emphasizes the importance of accessible vacations for overall well-being and productivity. While some Romanians adapt by choosing shorter trips or off-season travel, the tourism market faces challenges from rising costs and competition from neighboring countries. ANAT calls for fiscal measures to improve vacation accessibility and sustain the tourism industry.