Danube Delta voted 2024 Travel Destination in Eco-tourist Regions category
The Danube Delta was declared "Travel Destination of the Year" in the Eco-tourist Regions category of the 2024 Travel Destination competition organized on the namesake platform, which was judged by over 200 experts; a sociological survey also contributed to this result, the Institute for Visionary Cities (IOV) said in a release.
Following the Danube Delta in the ranking is Tara Dornelor in the northern Carpathians and, third, with a tied score, are Tara Hategului and the Tusnad spa and surroundings region.
"Hundreds of thousands of public votes on the platform destinatiaanului.ro, a jury made of over 200 experts, and an extensive sociological survey decided this year's ranking in the 12 categories of the competition (...) which included, in a first this year, destinations from the Republic of Moldova; from the neighboring country, the best placed location in the final ranking was the village of Valeni, Cahul district, which won the Republic of Moldova Destination of 2024 special award," the cited source said.
The winners of the 2024 Travel Destination competition were announced on Tuesday evening at a gala hosted by the Romanian Athenaeum, attended by representatives of the Ministries of Economy, Tourism and Entrepreneurship, and Culture, dozens of mayors, county council members and presidents, representatives of tourism and HORECA federations, as well as by many other important players in the industry.
Sibiu City is winner of the Grand Prize of the 2024 Romanian Travel Destination.
The Travel Destination of the Year is a nationwide competition organized in partnership with the Ministry of Economy, Entrepreneurship and Tourism, the Alliance for Tourism, the Institute for Visionary Cities, the 'Cred in Romania' Association, the Romanian Hotel Industry Federation (FIHR), the Federation of Romanian Tourism Promotion Associations (FAPT), RoBoost Antreprenoresti, Re-Patriot, Urlaub in Rumanien, the Bucharest University of Economic Studies, and the Romanian Ecotourism Association (AER). AGERPRES (RO - author: Luisiana Bigea, editor: Marius Fratila; EN - editor: Simona Klodnischi)
The content of the www.agerpres.ro website has the exclusive purpose of public informing.
All the information published on this website by AGERPRES is protected by relevant legal dispositions.
It is forbidden to copy, reproduce, recompile, decompile, distribute, publish, display, modify, create derived components or products or full services, as well as any exploitation of the site's content.
Details in the section Terms of Use. If you are interested in picking up AGERPRES news items, please contact the Marketing Department – marketing@agerpres.ro.
The use of the Comments section entails your obligation to respect the AGERPRES terms and conditions in regards to the publishing of comments on the www.agerpres.ro.
Other news in category
Dutch prosecutors seek 44 - 66 month sentences in Cotofenesti Helmet heist case
Dutch prosecutors on Tuesday requested prison sentences ranging from 44 to 66 months for the three men accused of stealing the Cotofenesti Helmet and three Dacian gold bracelets - priceless heritage objects unearthed on Romanian territory - during a heist last year at the Drents Museum in Assen, AFP reports. In January 2025, the perpetrators, armed with pyrote
Senate passes bill on Romania's joining European Infrastructure for Life Sciences
The Senate on Tuesday passed a bill on Romania's accession to the ELIXIR Consortium Agreement, which establishes the European life sciences infrastructure for biological information. The agreement was approved in Copenhagen April 22-23, 2013 and entered into force on 12 January 2014. The bill passed 54 to 3 and 27 present. The project provid
Romanian Jude's 'The Diary of a Chambermaid' to run in Cannes' Directors' Fortnight
The film 'The Diary of a Chambermaid', the latest feature film directed by Romanian auteur Radu Jude, has been included in the official selection of the 58th edition of the Director's Fortnight section of the Cannes Film Festival, production company Avanpost reported on Tuesday. The festival will take place May 12-23, and the Directors' Fortnig
FEATURE Tulcea's free guided tours set off in the city's history-rich Greek neighborhood
The Tulcea Tourist Destination Management Organization (OMDT) resumed this weekend its free guided tours through the city, open to anyone interested in Tulcea's history. The first tour of the year explored the Greek neighborhood, highlighting both heritage buildings and newer homes linked to local personalities. Free tours were launched in 2024 with five e
UNESCO geopark status to be awarded for four years, with rigorous regular evaluations (ministry)
The status of UNESCO geopark will be awarded for a limited period of four years, with rigorous periodic evaluations to make sure high standards of management and local involvement are kept up, the Ministry of the Environment, Water and Forestry (MMAP) announced on Tuesday. The Romanian government has recently passed, at the proposal of the MMAP, a draft Emerge
Senate's Abrudean: Result of election in Hungary confirms pro-European direction of the entire region
Senate President Mircea Abrudean said on Tuesday that the result of the elections in Hungary confirms the pro-European direction of the entire region. 'I believe it is a result that confirms the pro-European direction of the entire region. I think this is what we should focus on more, not on individuals, not on regimes, not on what has happened or will hap
European Public Prosecutor's Office launches investigation into the procurement of electric school minibuses (minister)
The European Public Prosecutor's Office has officially confirmed that it has launched an investigation into the procurement of electric school minibuses, Minister of Investments and European Projects Dragos Pislaru announced on his Facebook page. 'I have received official confirmation from the European Public Prosecutor's Office that an investigati
Romania takes top spot at 2026 European Girls' Mathematical Olympiad (EGMO)
Romanian female high school students won first place in Europe at the 2026 European Girls' Mathematical Olympiad (EGMO), held in Bordeaux, France, and ranked second overall in the country standings, after China. According to the Ministry of Education and Research, the competition in France brought together 247 contestants from 66 countries.
Tribute exhibition 'Maitec 100' opens on 16 April at ICR Budapest galleries
The tribute exhibition 'Maitec 100', dedicated to Romanian sculptor Ovidiu Maitec (1925-2007), one of the leading figures of Romanian art, will open on Thursday, 16 April, at the galleries of the Romanian Cultural Institute (ICR) Budapest. Organised by ICR Budapest, the exhibition brings together works by four contemporary artists - Stefan Oroian and L
Art Safari New Museum extends Vermont exhibition with eight works
The 'Vermont and the Charm of the Belle Epoque' exhibition at Art Safari New Museum will be extended, starting Thursday, with eight works that will offer the public an even broader view of the painter's artistic career. According to a press release Art Safari New Museum sent on Tuesday to AGERPRES, among these eight works by Nicolae Vermont an inti
'Carol Davila' Bucharest University of Medicine and Pharmacy - first position in research ranking in Romania
The 2026 edition of the international SCImago Institutions Rankings (SIR) places the 'Carol Davila' University of Medicine and Pharmacy in Bucharest in first position among all 52 higher education institutions and research organisations in Romania. 'The result obtained by the 'Carol Davila' University of Medicine and Pharmacy in Bucharest i
Tánczos Barna: Establishing cooperation between new Hungarian government and Hungarians abroad is inevitable
Rethinking relations and establishing cooperation between the new Hungarian government and Hungarians abroad is inevitable, Deputy Prime Minister Tánczos Barna said on Monday, in a reaction to Péter Magyar's win in the neighbor country's parliamentary elections, whom he also congratulated. 'An era has come to end, Hungary is celebrati
Nuclearelectrica puts out to tender feasibility study to double CANDU-6 nuclear fuel assembly production capacity
National Company Nuclearelectrica has launched a tender for a feasibility study on doubling the production capacity of CANDU-6 nuclear fuel assemblies, a contract estimated at 630,000 euros, according to an announcement posted on the public procurement platform. 'The object of the procurement is the development of the technical and economic documentation r
Prime Minister Bolojan hails Peter Magyar's victory, wishes him a successful mandate
Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan congratulated Peter Magyar on Monday on his victory in Hungary's parliamentary elections, stressing that he looks forward to further strengthening the strategic partnership with a focus on economic and sectoral cooperation. 'Warm congratulations to Magyar Peter on your electoral victory! We look forward to further strengthen
President Nicusor Dan takes to X to congratulate Hungary's Peter Magyar on his legislative election win
President Nicusor Dan congratulated Peter Magyar on Sunday evening on his victory in the Hungarian parliamentary elections, stressing that 'the Hungarian people have spoken with a clear and powerful voice' in the ballot. 'Congratulations Magyar Peter and Tisza Party on your landmark victory! The Hungarian people have spoken with a clear and powerfu