Romania: TUI Group Officially Enters Romania

February 13, 2026

TUI Group Officially Enters Romania
Feb 13, 2026

TUI Group Officially Enters Romania.

TUI Group, the world leader in tourism, is expanding its presence in Europe and entering Romania. Ziarul Financiar first reported about the group's entry onto the local market back in December.

[Read the article in Ziarul Financiar]

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