Inaugurare la Bruxelles a unui punct de informare turistica pentru Romania si Republica Moldova
Un punct de informare turistica pentru Romania si Republica Moldova a fost inaugurat sambata, 28 septembrie, la libraria romaneasca EuropaNova din Bruxelles. Evenimentul a avut loc in contextul lansarii primei editii a Festivalului limbilor, culturilor si spiritualitatilor din Europa centrala, estica si balcanica, dedicat in acest an limbii romane.
Asociatia „EuropaNova” si-a inceput deja din luna mai demersul de a atrage atentia catre cultura si spiritualitatea romaneasca prin organizarea unui voiaj in capitala Romaniei, care se doreste a fi ceva diferit de excursiile pe care turistii straini le pot efectua in general. O alta nota distinctiva a proiectului este ca el s-a adresat pana acum unor grupe de cursanti care invata limba romana la Bruxelles.
„Proiectul isi propune sa promoveze Romania altfel, in primul rand. Este vorba de excursii culturale si nu cele normale, in care ajungem, vizitam si plecam. Am inceput cu doua grupe de cursanti, este si o excursie lingvistica, pentru ca este vorba despre oameni care studiaza in Bruxelles limba romana si cand ajungem la Bucuresti ei continua sa vorbeasca romaneste, timp de patru zile. Excursiile s-au limitat pana acum la Bucuresti, insa incepand de acum ne extindem in toata Romania si inclusiv in Republica Moldova”, a declarat vicepresedintele asociatiei EuropaNova, Mirela Nita Sandu.
Mihaela Carata, de la Asociatia Promenada Culturala, s-a ocupat pana acum de doua grupuri de turisti belgieni care au venit in Bucuresti in aceste „excursii culturale”. „In prima zi mergem si vizitam Casa Poporului si Calea Victoriei, a doua zi mergem spre palatul Cotroceni, iar in a treia zi mergem la Mogosoaia, facem un picnic, si spre seara incheiem cu Muzeul Satului”, a prezentat ea pe scurt traseul unei astfel de excursii. Organizatoarea sustine ca in urma acestor voiaje s-au creat legaturi trainice si ca toti cei care au venit o data in Romania sustin ca ar vrea sa se intoarca, scrie economica.net.[:en]
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A point of tourism information for Romania and Republic of MoldaviaA point of tourism information for Romania and Republic of Moldavia was set up on Saturday, the 28th of September, at the Romanian library „EuropaNova” in Brussels. The event took place as the first edition of the Festival of languages, cultures and spiritualities in Central, Eastern and Balkan Europe was launched, which was dedicated to the Romanian language this year. „The project aims to promote Romania in a different way, above all. This means cultural trips, not regular ones where we arrive, visit and leave. We started with two groups of students, it is also a linguistic trip, because there are people studying the Romanian language in Brussels and when we arrive in Bucharest they continue to speak Romanian for 4 days. The trips only took place in Bucharest so far, but from now on we are expanding throughout Romania, including in the Republic of Moldavia”, declared the vice-president of the „EuropaNova” association, Mirela Nita. Mihaela Carata, from the „Promenada” association, so far addressed two groups of Belgian tourists who came to Bucharest through these „cultural journeys”. At first we go and visit the People’s House and Victory Avenue, the second day we go towards the Cotroceni palace and in the third day we head to Mogosoaia, make a picnic, and when the evening comes we end it with the Village Museum”, she briefly presented the track of such a journey. The organizer claims that thanks to these trips people developed lasting relationships and all of those who came in Romania once claim that they would like to come back, writes economica.net. |
