Nu speriați turiștii! Lecția de turism de pe litoralul românesc de acum 96 de ani

In 1930, Constanța urged its residents to treat tourists kindly to enhance the city's reputation as a seaside destination. A letter from the Merchants' Council highlighted the importance of polite service, especially after incidents where tourists were harassed by local youths selling newspapers. The letter emphasized that visitors, including those from Czechoslovakia and Poland, should feel welcomed and comfortable, as they contributed to the local economy. The council called for collective efforts from both citizens and authorities to ensure a positive experience for tourists, which was vital for the city's future and tourism growth.