Ready for Your Next Great Travel Adventure?
To help get you started, and to set the scene, below are descriptions from my books of some of the world’s most amazing destinations. These clips are to help you learn about the location, prep for your travels and drive up your excitement about a specific place.
Constanta
Long a vacation destination for Soviet-era Eastern Europeans who had few other beachside settings to visit, Romania’s second largest city, the Black Sea port of Constanta initially appeared to Karlie, Jessie and Nicholas as a string of hotels fronting a defined waterfront. But the city was actually two distinct parts. A narrow north-south strip of bustling beach front hotels sporting luxury names like Malibu, Hawaii, Golden Palace and Phoenicia in tourist-drenched Mamaia. And the once graceful old city lying next to the busy industrial seaport and backed up by dusty suburbs of grey-block flats.
The Romanian side of the Danube River contained ongoing stretches of marshlands with few dry areas for settlement. The northern river route was sparsely populated, and the roads connected rural villages leading, for the most part, south to more developed areas
– Describing Constanta, Romania in Front of Silence by Case Lane
You can obtain an idea of the impact of the world market along the Danube Delta waterfront in Tulcea, Romania. In this city, you can catch a boat to take you through the delta’s reeds and marshlands linking Europe’s second longest river to the Black Sea. The boats ferry tourists from a riverside boardwalk into the waters. If you miss the boat, you can turn around and select a quiet bar or seafood restaurant from among the many options lining the walkway. To decide which place may provide you with the coldest beer or freshest fish, you will likely look at travel guides or travel advice websites online. Almost every location has posted favorable reviews from visitors.
– Describing Tulcea, Romania in Life Dream: 7 Universal Moves to Get the Life You Really Want through Entrepreneurship by Case Lane
Place: Eastern Europe on the Black Sea
Visited: Once
Most Recent Visit: June 2017
Original sites: Medium
The Parliament buildings in Bucharest, Transylvania and all things vampire, and the Danube Delta
Familiarity: Medium
English usage: Rare
Surprise: The Black Sea region from Constanta to the Danube Delta was delightful. Inexpensive accommodations, good food and friendly people.
For Rising Entrepreneurs Expanding to Global Markets: A young population by European standards (but many young people are leaving), eager to learn and positive in outlook, you have an opportunity here. Romanians are romance language Christians providing instant cultural recognition in greater Europe. But economic integration has been slow and challenging compared to countries closer to central Europe.
Country Details: U.N. Country Data Stats for Romania
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