Eurostat data shows Romania's affordability gap, while holiday voucher redemptions drop 60% this year
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Eurostat figures show that 61.4% of Romanians aged 16 and over cannot afford a week away from home, with Romania ranking last in the EU. Vacation vouchers, an instrument that supported the tourism industry, generated this year reimbursements 60% lower. Romanians are the poorest tourists in the EU: 61.4% cannot afford a week of vacation.
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Eurostat figures show that 61.4% of Romanians aged 16 and over cannot afford a week away from home, with Romania ranking last in the EU.
reliability low1/3 sourcesVacation vouchers, an instrument that supported the tourism industry, generated this year reimbursements 60% lower
reliability low1/3 sourcesRomanians are the poorest tourists in the EU: 61.4% cannot afford a week of vacation.
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Eurostat figures show that 61.4% of Romanians aged 16 and over cannot afford a week away from home, with Romania ranking...
omitted byRight sidecovered byLeft sideVacation vouchers, an instrument that supported the tourism industry, generated this year reimbursements 60% lower
omitted byRight sidecovered byLeft sideRomanians are the poorest tourists in the EU: 61.4% cannot afford a week of vacation.
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