Romanian seaside: 100 pc occupancy rate these days. In Mamaia resort are not any available rooms for August

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230,000 tourists were present this weekend on the Romanian seaside, the occupancy rate of hotels and hostels being complete at the end of this week. According to estimates of the tourism operators, this is the busiest weekend of the 2015 summer.

Thus, in Mamaia, the most famous resort on the Romanian seaside, are not any rooms available for August, Corina Martin, president of the Black Sea Coast – Danube Delta Association, said on Sunday, hotnews.ro informs.

According to her, the occupancy rate at the seaside will remain 100 percent by the end of the summer season.

“Because Mamaia resort is at full capacity, the requests for the southern part increase lately. Mamaia still keeps the top, we have no problem; Eforie keeps pace as well due to the very low distance in kilometers from Mamaia,” Martin said.

According Infotrafic center, there were nearly 70,000 vehicles that have run to Constanta on the Sun motorway (A2) on Friday, Saturday and Sunday morning.

 

 

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