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According to data from the National Institute of Statistics (INS), tourist arrivals decreased by 1.8% in the first nine months of 2025, to 10.95 million people.

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Romanian tourists represented 82.2% of the total, while foreign tourists accounted for 17.8%, the majority coming from Germany, Italy, and Israel. Overnight stays totaled 23.875 million, with a decrease of 0.9%. The average length of stay was 2.2 days for Romanians and 2 days for foreigners. In September 2025, arrivals were 1.261 million, down by 4%, while overnight stays were 2.709 million, down by 2.4%. The net occupancy rate of accommodation was 30.2% in September, a decrease compared to the previous year. The most arrivals were in Constanța, Bucharest, and Brașov.

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INS: Sosirile înregistrate în structurile de primire turistică în primele nouă luni au scăzut cu 1,8%, la 10,952 milioane persoane. 17,8% dintre turişti au fost străini, cei mai mulţi veniţi din Germania, Italia şi Israel
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INS: Scădere a numărului de turiști cazați în România în primele nouă luni ale anului
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Cum a evoluat turismul în România, în primele nouă luni din 2025. Câţi turişti străini au venit şi care au fost ţările care au adus cei mai mulţi vizitatori – Clasament (date oficiale INS)
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Turiștii străini în România, în scădere față de anul trecut. Au reprezentat doar 17,8% din total
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Turism în scădere, în România. Câți străini au venit în țara noastră și unde s-au cazat?

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