This year began with unexpected news for the tourism market: dozens of pensions were closed and sold at Bran, where tourism was flourishing, even before the 1989 revolution.
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Bran Castle has thousands of tourists, but the pensions close. As promised the new strategy of 2027 to solve the paradox this year began with unexpected news for the tourism market: dozens of pensions were closed and put out for sale in Bran, where tourism was flourishing, even before the 1989 revolution. [...]
This year began with unexpected news for the tourism market: dozens of pensions were closed and sold at Bran, where tourism was flourishing, even before the 1989 revolution.