The National Administration 'Romanian Waters' concluded the first stage of the tender for the management of beaches on the Black Sea coast, awarding 57 out of 83 sub-sectors
Delia Niculescu
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The tender for the private management of beaches on the Black Sea coast, organized by the National Administration 'Romanian Waters', resulted in the leasing of 57 of the 83 sub-sectors, covering 49 hectares out of the total of 75. The leased area will be used during the 2025-2034 summer season, including resorts such as Năvodari, Mamaia, Constanța, Tuzla and Vama Veche, with destinations for tourist and sports recreation. A second phase of the tender is planned.
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