Romanian tourists show a growing interest in exotic vacations, with destinations such as Japan, China, Maldives, Thailand, Indonesia, and African countries at the top of their preferences. Japan stands out as a luxury destination, with budgets exceeding 3,200 euros for a stay of 8-10 nights. China is becoming a leader in direct requests, especially for complex tours. The Maldives remain a premium destination, with budgets starting from 2,200 euros, while Seychelles and Mauritius complete the offer in the Indian Ocean. Africa attracts tourists for safaris and nature adventures, while the USA and South America are gaining popularity, with a significant increase in interest for Brazil and Costa Rica. Group tours with a guide are becoming increasingly popular, representing half of the sold complex vacations, and families with children spend nearly 48% more than couples, indicating a trend towards premium vacations and personalized experiences.
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