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Moving around in Romania - transportation

Air traffic is well developed in Romania. However, domestic flights are very rare and the cost of flights is very high. Water transport was developed due to the territorial location of Romania. The most common mode of transport is the ferry. At the height of the tourist season, small passenger ships begin to cruise the most popular destination, including ferries, boats, as well as cruise liners that connect Constanta with Istanbul and Odessa. … Open

Economy roadmap of Romania

The service sector contributes greatly to the country’s GDP. Most of this is due to the fact that Romania is located at the crossroads of major European highways. Rail, air and road transportation systems are well developed here. Today, the total length of the country’s railways is about 12,000 kilometers, and the highway length is more than 82,000 kilometers, although the quality of highways is low. The largest transportation hub, which brings a huge contribution to the country’s budget, is Bucharest. In addition, the navy of the country remains at high levels. It includes more than six hundred dry cargo vessels. The main port of Romania is located in the city of Constanta, bringing about 60% of the total foreign trade turnover of the country. … Open