Cultural Romtour

07/11/2024

🌍💫 We are really happy to meet this year our partners at WTM London 5-7th of November 2024, presenting new products and promoting our wonderful countries Romania and Republic of Moldova❤️ www.culturalromtours.com

11/05/2023

🥂💫 We are happy to announce our participation in the Wine Travel Awards 2022-2023 as a tourism agency and having bright result as one of the public voting winners.

Now we are part of the WTA community!

The WTA Organizing Committee invites us to the WTA Final Ceremony that will take place on Wednesday 17th of May, at the London Wine Fair to celebrate your victory in public voting.

Come to discover the beauty and the wine of our country, Moldova! 🍷

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08/03/2023

🌍💫 We are glad to meet this year our partners again at ITB Berlin 7-9th of March, presenting new products and promoting our wonderful country, Republic of Moldova❤️

08/03/2023

13/02/2023

🌎💫 Sharing our enthusiasm for Moldova with the public at BIT Milan students and our partners all over the world are here for new projects
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01/12/2022

🇷🇴 Happy National Day, Romania!
1st of December Great Union Day

Is considered an extremely important day in Romania because of the history behind the regions that are now modern-day Romania. The event that announced that great union is what millions of Romanians worldwide celebrate each year.
The declaration of unification happened in Alba Iulia on December 1st 1918, a public event which was attended by over 100,000 Romanians.

We wish the people of Romania a happy national day, peace and prosperity in the year ahead!



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30/11/2022

🧄🌖 Saint Andrew’s Day is one of most importance for the Romanian People, and for the Christians as well, in which Saint Andrew is presented as being one of the first apostles of Jesus. Saint Andrew was proclaimed the “Protector of Romania”.
Saint Andrew’s Day marks the beginning of winter and according to popular belief, is the moment in which dark and maleficent forces unleash upon Earth, represented by werewolves and vampires. This night (29th-30th November) is one strongly marked by sacred, supernatural and mystical manifestations, whom bring devastating effects upon the ones who do not strictly obey to popular customs and rituals, reasons for which St. Andrew’s night can be easily assimilated to the more occidental Halloween legend..
To counter the effects of these unrestful spirits, various rituals are fulfilled, involving salt, poppy, h**p, basil, incense and, of course, a lot of garlic. “The guarding of the garlic” is an ancient ritual that takes place at night, where young people party, having in the center of the table a few cloves of garlic

✈️🧡 Join us to discover the old traditions and superstitions!

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25/06/2022

💫 🌸 The Universal Day of Romanian and Moldavian Blouse is celebrated every year on 24th of June.

It promotes the symbol of our country tradition represented by the feminine shirt with impressive embroidery.
The day of June 24 brings to the public’s attention the central part of the folk costume, named “IA” or traditional blouse. Cut from a single piece of linen, h**p, cotton, or silk, the Romanian blouse was adorned with beads, sequins, gold thread, or stitching representing stylized, geometric, or nature-inspired shapes. Through the chromatic harmony, the complexity of the seams, and the fineness of the materials, it is a very appreciated clothing piece beyond the borders of the country.
Over time, our traditional blouse fascinated painters, photographers, designers and people from the country and abroad. Princess Ileana, Princess Elena, Queen Mary are among the royal personalities who proudly wore the Romanian traditional costume. Her Majesty Queen Mary (Queen of Romania, Princess of Edinburgh, Saxe - Coburg and Gotha) has transformed it into a personal fashion style.

Come to discover with us the traditions of these countries!



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23/04/2022

💫🌸🧡 Happy Easter! May this holiday invite good health, peace, love and joy into your homes.

The majority of Moldovans are Orthodox Christians and the Easter is the most important religious holiday in Moldova. Easter means light and joy, we have so many traditions and rituals in this period.

Pasca and painted eggs are the main symbols of these days.
Moldova and Romania, which are sharing almost the same cuisine, are a bridge between the culture of the Balkans and Asia on one side and the European culture of the other.
These days in our houses are prepared Pasca – kind of brioche with a dough called cozonac dough that is stuffed in the center mainly with cheese, cream and raisins.
The preparation of Pasca it’s like a prayer. It has its secrets, its mood and its rules. The women prepare it with love and care, in a warm kitchen. The ceremony of preparation of the dough should be done by a woman peaceful in her soul.

People use a different greeting in Moldova and Romania on the days of Easter – they say "Hristos a inviat" which means "Jesus resurrected".

Have a blessed holiday filled with happiness, love, and faith!

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Foto credit: Michal Balog