Romania
Antalya welcomes record 14 million tourists in 9 months
Antalya, Türkiye's major holiday destination on the Mediterranean coast, has hosted a record 14 million tourists in the first nine months of 2024.
This marked an 8 percent increase from a year ago and an all-time high figure for the January-September period, according to a statement from the Culture and Tourism Ministry.
Romania to Launch Naval Base for Training Ukrainian Marines
Romania is set to establish a new naval base aimed at training Ukrainian soldiers, according to DPA reports. The plan, proposed by President Klaus Iohannis, received overwhelming approval from the parliament in Bucharest today.
Commercial operation of Alexandroupolis LNG terminal starting Tuesday
The commercial operation of the Alexandroupolis FSRU Terminal is starting on Tuesday, transforming Alexandroupolis into a new energy gateway for Central and Southeast Europe, according to operating company Gastrade.
Will Austria's Freedom Party Block Bulgaria and Romania from Joining Schengen?
Since late 2022, Bulgaria and Romania have been primarily focused on Austria regarding their inclusion in the Schengen Agreement. This agreement, initiated in 1985, allows for border-free travel across Europe. However, Austria's unexpected veto halted the EU's plan to incorporate both countries into the Schengen zone.
Greeks leave parental home aged 30.6 on average, Eurostat survey finds
In 2023, young people across the EU left their parental home on average at the age of 26.3 years. 🏡
Highest average age, 30 years or above, was recorded in:
🇭🇷Croatia (31.8 years)Lowest average age, under 23 years old, in:
🇫🇮Finland (21.4 years)
Bulgarians Leave Parents’ Homes at Age 30, Among Latest in EU
In 2023, the average age at which young people in the European Union left their parents' home was 26.3 years, slightly lower than the 26.4 years recorded the previous year, according to Eurostat.
Factors Contributing to Weak Bulgarian Tourism Season Revealed
Bulgarian tourism is facing another challenging season, as visitor numbers have not returned to pre-pandemic levels, despite an uptick in arrivals to the Black Sea coast this year.
Bulgaria Faces Labor Force Decline of Over 400,000 in Next Decade
Bulgaria is projected to experience a significant decrease in its labor force over the next decade, with estimates suggesting a reduction of more than 400,000 individuals. This decline is occurring amid rising labor costs, where Bulgaria ranks second in the European Union.
Discovering Europe's Top Attractions in 2024
As we look back at 2024, Europe continues to captivate travelers with its rich tapestry of cultural heritage, breathtaking landscapes, and vibrant cities. Whether you're a student planning a budget-friendly tour or someone looking to immerse in luxurious experiences, the continent's diverse offerings cater to every taste and interest.
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New Bulgarian Honorary Consulate Established in Romania's Cluj-Napoca
Bulgaria is establishing an honorary consulate in Romania, based in Cluj-Napoca, with jurisdiction over several counties. These include Cluj, Satu Mare, Baia Mare, Salaj, Bistrița, Maramureş, Alba Iulia, and Târgu Mureș.
Stefania Berciu Martac, a lawyer and co-owner of the Romanian construction company SDC Imobiliare Group, will serve as the Honorary Consul.