Romanian Tourism Strengths Versus Weaknesses
Abstract
Introduction: All attributes of Romania as a tourist destination are attractive elements that allow us to organize various forms of tourism: stay (mountain, seaside, spa), hunting and fishing, sports, cultural and other itinerant valence.
Materials and methods: The study material was used during the preparation of the paper consists of the synthesis, processing and interpretation of numerous statistical data provided by the authorities
Results: Currently, the Romanian tourism is characterized globally by the following indicators:1.6 million foreign tourists in 2012,11.1 million departures of Romanian tourists in 2012 (an increase of 74.5% compared to 2000) Euro billion tourism receipts in 2012 .
Conclusion: We believe that the complexes, analysis of Romanian tourism based on the indicators presented, we point out the strengths and weaknesses of Romanian tourism.In  strengths category we include : the potential of natural and anthropogenic, accommodation and catering capabilities diversified,creating new tourism products. In weaknesses category can be included -high taxation, low level of infrastructure development in some areas especially in rural areas,  inadequate report quality / price for tourist services ,lack of cleanliness, various facilities in public spaces (parks, toilets, tourist information centers, etc.
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