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Romania meets U.S. Visa Waiver Program requirements, allowing visa-free travel starting 2025. Citizens can visit for tourism or business, strengthening ties between the two nations.
Romania will join the Schengen Area on January 1, 2025, ending border checks and enabling seamless travel and trade across Europe.
The European Commission has suspended €300 million in funding for the Cluj-Napoca metro project due to transparency issues, raising concerns about potential corruption.
The EU’s new Entry/Exit System launches this October, requiring biometric data for non-EU travellers.
Cluj-Napoca’s road safety crisis deepens, with rampant traffic law violations and a glaring lack of enforcement measures, putting all road users at risk.
Romania and Bulgaria to enter Schengen Area, marking significant European integration milestone in March 2024
Cluj-Napoca extends Metro Line M1 tender deadline to 2024 amidst challenges, marking a pivotal phase in the city’s expansive urban transportation project
Starting July 1st, the Cluj-Napoca City Hall, in collaboration with the Cluj Public Transport Company (CTP Cluj), will launch night transportation services on three key routes within the city.
The long awaiting approval for the metropolitan belt, aimed at reducing traffic which needs to pass through the city, has finally been received from the government.
Romanian low-cost airline Blue Air, headquartered in Bucharest, has announced that they have suspended all flights for at least 1 week.
Ride sharing service “FREE NOW” which took over from Romanian startup company “Clever” has announced that they will end their activity in Romania from September
Starting from July 1st, there will be a number of price increases for people using public transport. The price increases affect both individual tickets, as well as subscriptions.
The Government adopted a measure, which will require travellers arriving in Romania to have been fully vaccinated within the past 9 months or have received the COVID-19 booster shot.
Yesterday, January 31st, 2022, the Romanian Government changed a number of the rules applied to people entering the country in response to the COVID-19 pandemic.
A newly-opened route between Paris and Vienna has provided tourists and travellers with an opportunity to travel from Paris, all the way to Cluj-Napoca.
Starting from December 20, 2021, everyone who enters Romania must fill a Passenger Locator Form.
The new travel restrictions will come into affect from December 10th 2021 through January 8th 2022.
New measures are expected to come into effect from Monday December 6th, 2021, which will affect people travelling to Romania.
The “Health Ticket” was deemed such a success, that it has returned and is ready to dispense free bus tickets in exchange for a little exercise.
As of Friday, August 13, 2021, only the “Green Certificate” will be accepted as proof to travel to and from Romania. The certificate will be used to indicate if you have been vaccinated, are within 180 days of the disease or have a negative RT-PCR test.
Deputy mayor of Cluj-Napoca, has announced that several bus lines, operated by Cluj-Napoca’s Public Transport Company, CTP, will be modified, with some stops being cancelled.
The Romanian government has confirmed that starting from July 1st, the EU’s digital COVID-19 certificate, will be available for download from the government-run website, certificat-covid.gov.ro.
HiSky, will begin operating flights from the Avram Iancu International Airport Cluj (CLJ), with both regular flights to Dublin and Lisbon, as well as charter flights to Morocco, Egypt, Tunisia and Turkey.
Cluj-Napoca mayor, Emil Boc, has informed that he has been discussing with CTP (Public Transport Company), to allow residents of Cluj to enjoy free public transport every Friday, starting from April.
The Avram Iancu International Airport has announced, that from March 20, 2021, there will be scheduled flights from Cluj to Dubai in the UAE, provided by Dubai headquartered flight operator, FlyDubai.
Primaria Cluj-Napoca (Cluj-Napoca City Council), has introduced new measures, surrounding the use of electric scooters around the city.
Following around 200 accidents in Romania in the past 3 years, resulting in one death, Romania’s government has set out rules for use of electric scooters regarding how and where they can be ridden.
Romania meets U.S. Visa Waiver Program requirements, allowing visa-free travel starting 2025. Citizens can visit for tourism or business, strengthening ties between the two nations.
Romania will join the Schengen Area on January 1, 2025, ending border checks and enabling seamless travel and trade across Europe.
The European Commission has suspended €300 million in funding for the Cluj-Napoca metro project due to transparency issues, raising concerns about potential corruption.
The EU’s new Entry/Exit System launches this October, requiring biometric data for non-EU travellers.
Cluj-Napoca’s road safety crisis deepens, with rampant traffic law violations and a glaring lack of enforcement measures, putting all road users at risk.
Romania and Bulgaria to enter Schengen Area, marking significant European integration milestone in March 2024
Cluj-Napoca extends Metro Line M1 tender deadline to 2024 amidst challenges, marking a pivotal phase in the city’s expansive urban transportation project
Starting July 1st, the Cluj-Napoca City Hall, in collaboration with the Cluj Public Transport Company (CTP Cluj), will launch night transportation services on three key routes within the city.
The long awaiting approval for the metropolitan belt, aimed at reducing traffic which needs to pass through the city, has finally been received from the government.
Romanian low-cost airline Blue Air, headquartered in Bucharest, has announced that they have suspended all flights for at least 1 week.
Ride sharing service “FREE NOW” which took over from Romanian startup company “Clever” has announced that they will end their activity in Romania from September
Starting from July 1st, there will be a number of price increases for people using public transport. The price increases affect both individual tickets, as well as subscriptions.
The Government adopted a measure, which will require travellers arriving in Romania to have been fully vaccinated within the past 9 months or have received the COVID-19 booster shot.
Yesterday, January 31st, 2022, the Romanian Government changed a number of the rules applied to people entering the country in response to the COVID-19 pandemic.
A newly-opened route between Paris and Vienna has provided tourists and travellers with an opportunity to travel from Paris, all the way to Cluj-Napoca.
Starting from December 20, 2021, everyone who enters Romania must fill a Passenger Locator Form.
The new travel restrictions will come into affect from December 10th 2021 through January 8th 2022.
New measures are expected to come into effect from Monday December 6th, 2021, which will affect people travelling to Romania.
The “Health Ticket” was deemed such a success, that it has returned and is ready to dispense free bus tickets in exchange for a little exercise.
As of Friday, August 13, 2021, only the “Green Certificate” will be accepted as proof to travel to and from Romania. The certificate will be used to indicate if you have been vaccinated, are within 180 days of the disease or have a negative RT-PCR test.
Deputy mayor of Cluj-Napoca, has announced that several bus lines, operated by Cluj-Napoca’s Public Transport Company, CTP, will be modified, with some stops being cancelled.
The Romanian government has confirmed that starting from July 1st, the EU’s digital COVID-19 certificate, will be available for download from the government-run website, certificat-covid.gov.ro.
HiSky, will begin operating flights from the Avram Iancu International Airport Cluj (CLJ), with both regular flights to Dublin and Lisbon, as well as charter flights to Morocco, Egypt, Tunisia and Turkey.
Cluj-Napoca mayor, Emil Boc, has informed that he has been discussing with CTP (Public Transport Company), to allow residents of Cluj to enjoy free public transport every Friday, starting from April.
The Avram Iancu International Airport has announced, that from March 20, 2021, there will be scheduled flights from Cluj to Dubai in the UAE, provided by Dubai headquartered flight operator, FlyDubai.
Primaria Cluj-Napoca (Cluj-Napoca City Council), has introduced new measures, surrounding the use of electric scooters around the city.
Following around 200 accidents in Romania in the past 3 years, resulting in one death, Romania’s government has set out rules for use of electric scooters regarding how and where they can be ridden.