Turismul e în cădere liberă în România, în timp ce în Europa e în creștere continuă

Recent Eurostat data reveals a significant decline in Romania's tourism, with a 6.7% drop in overnight stays in the first half of 2026, contrasting with a 1.7% increase across the EU. This decline positions Romania among the countries with the largest decreases in the EU, second only to Cyprus. The report highlights that only 23% of overnight stays in Romania were from foreign tourists, far below the EU average of 48.9%. The disparity in tourism dynamics raises concerns about Romania's ability to attract international visitors, especially as the overall European market continues to grow. The data underscores the need for Romania to enhance its appeal to foreign tourists to improve its tourism sector.