Rural tourism and agritourism are important forms of tourism in Romania that promote rural development. The Bucovina region in particular is a main tourist area, known for its monasteries, mountains, traditions, and hospitality. Locals in Bucovina are increasingly offering accommodations for tourists, such as guesthouses, hotels, pensions, and rooms in family farms, in order to benefit economically and create jobs while allowing tourists to experience local culture and lifestyle. Agritourism has the potential to provide significant revenue to those with accommodations and to local producers.

1. Agritourism in Romania

2. • In Romania rural tourism is one of the
main forms of tourism at the high
potential and its development is a means
for rural development important both
economically but also socially and
culturally.

3. • Bucovina is one of the main tourist areas
in Romania due to favorable relief
conditions, the landscapes of landscapes,
air and water purity, mountain areas, the
traditions and folk customs preserved until
today, the specific Moldavian gastronomy
and last all known hospitality of the locals.

4. • Bucovina is bequeathed the land of
monasteries, also favors the practice of
several forms of tourism, such as
mountain tourism, cultural tourism,
religious tourism and agrotourism.

6. • More and more locals in tourist areas of
Bucovina agreed to exploit existing resources
and contribute in this area by transforming their
homes into guesthouses or the construction of
new hotels.

7. • Lodging is varied and there is something for
every tourist and its budget. There are luxury
hotels that meet Western standards, blocks
since the communist era, old-fashioned
pensions, new villas and holiday homes that
are small private hotels and rooms inside the
farm.

8. • To see local life can also opt for a
pension. A pension is a villa with a
house in a part of the building where
the owners live in the other side are
guest rooms for rent. The rooms have
often bathroom, telephone and TV.
And here you can prepare dinner by
the owners upon request.

10. • Agritourism can be a significant source of
revenue for both people who want to turn
their household into a structure with
accommodation and meals, as well as for
those who want to invest in building new
rural locations.

11. • From the result of this activity would
benefit the local community through taxes
paid annually by admnistratori of
pensions, and local producers would find
outlets for traditonal and natural products.
A very important element is the creation of
jobs in the area, that would solve one of
the biggest problems facing our society at
this time.