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Over 75% of Romanians will finance their vacations from personal savings, reflecting a cautious approach to spending.

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A survey by tbi bank shows that the majority of Romanians prefer to finance their holidays from savings, with 14% choosing a mix of savings and credit. Almost 70% expect vacation costs to increase by 25% compared to last year, which has an impact on the allocated budget. The majority of respondents (65%) are planning one or two vacations, while 16% will not be able to go on vacation for financial or personal reasons.

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SONDAJ: 16% dintre români spun că nu îşi vor permite nicio vacanţă în acest an. 8 români din 10 îşi vor finanţa concediul din acest an exclusiv din economiile personale, fără a face datorii

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