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Crai's Forest Becomes an Ecotourism Destination. Irineu Daru: It's an Example of How We Can Make Better Use of What We Have

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The Crai Forest becomes an ecotourism destination and joins the other six recognized ecotourism destinations in Romania, announced, Wednesday, the interim minister of Economy, Digitization, Entrepreneury and Tourism, Irineu Darău.

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The Crai Forest becomes an ecotourism destination and joins the other six recognized ecotourism destinations in Romania, announced, Wednesday, the interim minister of Economy, Digitization, Entrepreneury and Tourism, Irineu Darău.

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The Craiului Forest Mountains, an area comprising eight municipalities in Bihor (Măgești, Vadu Crișului, Shuncuuș, Bratca, Bulz, Remeți, Cabești and Rosia), have received the official status of ecotourism destination from the Ministry of Economy, Digitization, Entrepreneurship and Tourism. Recognition confirms that the area meets a number of criteria regarding nature protection, tourism development and involvement of local communities and can co…

It ranked seventh on the list of eco-destinations in Romania.

Craiului Forest, Bihor County, became officially the seventh recognized ecotourism destination in Romania. The announcement was made on Wednesday by Irineu Darău, Minister of Economy, Digitization, Entrepreneurship and Tourism, who stated that this special status was granted for a period of three years.

Romania has a new officially recognized ecotourism destination. Craiului Forest, an area of Bihor County known for fish, keys, hiking trails and traditional villages, has received this status for the next three years. It is the seventh recognized ecotourism destination in the country. The announcement was made on Wednesday by the Minister of Economy, Digitization, Entrepreneurship and Tourism, Irineu Darău, ... The post Spectacular place in Roma…

The Craiului Forest was recognized as an ecotourism destination, according to the announcement made by the Minister of Economy, Digitization, Entrepreneurship and Tourism, Irineu Darău. The area of Bihor County joins the other six officially recognized ecotourism destinations in Romania. The Minister said that he signed the document by which the Crai Forest receives this status, considering the decision a step towards the more efficient use of t…

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Digi 24 broke the news in Bucharest, Romania on Wednesday, October 7, 2026.
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