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Egypt protests impact on Romanian tourism agencies: possible losses of 12.5 million euro
04.02.2011, 18:34 | Travel | 1326 views
The impact of Egypt’s protests is very high for Romanian tourism agencies. Compared to Tunis, which was a decreasing market in the last three years, Egypt was an increasing market, tourism consultant Traian Badulescu concludes in an analysis for HotNews.ro on the impact of Egypt protests on tourist operators in Romania. So far, since holidays, there were over 2000 Romanian tourists in Egypt. If the situation would stabilize soon, affecting only the end of January and February, it would mean that about 1500 Romanian tourists will not leave. Overall, on the whole year, agencies would lose 12.5 million euro if all air liners to Egypt would be canceled. Read more on Hotnews.ro
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