
2. The best way to exchange currency is to use special exchange offices. As a rule, they offer much more favorable rates comparing to many banks. It should be noted that the exchange offices located near the airport usually charge high fees, making exchange less profitable.
3. While going for a walk around the city, tourists should not forget to take a copy of the identity document with them. Many nightlife entertaining facilities allow entering only after a passport is presented, so the availability of documents will surely help to resolve any disputes with ease.
4. Guests are encouraged to visit Brasov in May, as during this time of year the city hosts several interesting events - Jazz Festival, Festival of Daffodils and International Exhibition of Photographs.
6. Do not forget to bargain on local markets and retail stores. Bargaining will be irrelevant, probably, in large shopping centers and supermarkets only. Tourists can even bargain with taxi drivers - sometimes it can significantly reduce the cost of a ride.
7. Power supply voltage is 220 V; hotels of the resort are equipped with standard European-style sockets. Hotel guests are provided with adapters for electrical appliances if necessary.
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9. The local ski resorts provide a favorable system of discounts available to tourists who come on vacation with their families. Special rates are usually set on the rental of sports equipment; tourists with children can also get discounts at local ski schools and other sports centers.
10. The local wineries produce excellent drinks, which remain one of the most popular souvenirs among tourists. You will get most advantageous rates if you buy wine in stores that are located in close proximity to wineries.

Romania: travelling advices

Romanians express willingness to show hospitality by kissing guests on both cheeks.
Usually, residents of large cities have a good command of English while residents of small settlements mainly express themselves in Hungarian.
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