The Romanian coast recorded an influx of 60,000 tourists during the Pentecost mini-holiday, exceeding hoteliers' estimates and reaching an occupancy rate of 70-80%
Andreea Lificiu
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During the Pentecost mini-holiday, the Romanian coast was chosen by 60,000 tourists, exceeding hoteliers' estimates. Hotel occupancy reached 70-80%. However, meteorologists have issued a warning about ultraviolet radiation, advising people to avoid sun exposure between 11:00 and 16:00. Tourists can take advantage of off-season rates, with prices starting from 87 lei per night in Eforie and 150 lei in Mamaia.
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