 Romania
lies in the central and Southeastern Europe and it is
the ninth largest territory among the EU member states.
Bucharest is not just the capital city and the largest
city in Romania but it is also European Union’s sixth
largest city with a population of about 1.9 million
people.
The metropolitan area of its capital city has
about 2.2 million people and there are plans to increase
this area. As Romania is a secular state, it does not
have any national religion but the dominant religious
body in the country is the Romanian Orthodox Church.
Basically, Romania is an upper middle income economy.
The tourism industry is a vital part of the country’s
economy because it contributes to the GDP of Romania.
The rich history as well as the natural landscapes of
Romania attracts visitors from worldwide to its land.
In
the year 2006, the tourism industry employed about 5.8%
of the total workforce in the country and the GDP of the
country during this year was 4.8%. Commerce is the
largest component of the service sector and the second
place is taken by the tourism industry.
It is being said
that Romania is one of the fastest growing tourist
destinations in the world.
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