Tucan Travel has introduced an overnight excursion in the Maramures region to all Romania tours starting from spring 2020.
The itinerary change will see travellers spending the night in a traditional guesthouse in the northwestern region of Romania, complete with a home-cooked local dinner. The day excursion now includes pottery demonstrations and other introductions to local traditions such as wood carving and fabric making.
The improved itinerary comes in light of the operator's commitment to supporting local communities and adopting responsible travel. Since 1987 when it began operating group tours, Tucan Travel's core purpose has been to provide adventures with a passion that open people's eyes to the diversity of people, cultures and habitats across the world.
The adventure specialist offers five itineraries that include a visit to Romania ranging from nine days to a 66 day trip through Eastern Europe. All tours include six days in Romania including the new overnight excursion in the Maramures.
Two of the most popular tours are listed below:
Budapest to Bucharest is a nine days tour from Budapest to Bucharest. It starts from ?620 plus local payment of EUR140 and includes: all accommodation, all transport on tour, a Tucan Travel tour leader, eight breakfasts, one local dinner, tour of the Maramures region, entry to Viscri and Prejmer Fortified churches, entry to Bran Castle, entry to Peles castle.
Transylvania Tale is a 15 days tour from Budapest to Istanbul. It starts from 910 plus local payment of EUR210 and includes: all accommodation, all transport on tour, a Tucan Travel tour leader, 12 breakfasts, one local dinner, tour of the Maramures region, entry to Viscri and Prejmer Fortified churches, entry to Bran Castle, entry to Peles castle, entry to Plovdiv Roman Amphitheatre.
Purpose Officer Tanya Clover said: "Tucan Travel are committed to making small changes that have a positive impact on the communities which we visit around the world. Romania is a fascinating destination and by improving our current tours to not only further support local businesses, but to encourage our travellers to seek out lesser-visited places we hope to bring even more people to this wonderful country."
For more information, go to www.tucantravel.com/
