Formula One comes to the Lion City next month, with the return of the Singapore Grand Prix. The 2017 season’s second stop in the far east will see the streets around Marina Bay light up in a dazzling festival of motorsports. Read on to learn more about this popular event.

Formula One’s Original Night Race

The Singapore Grand Prix first featured on the Formula One calendar in 2008, and holds the distinction of being the sport’s first ever night-time race. This inaugural event proved a huge success, and the Marina Bay Street Circuit has been hosting annual F1 championship races ever since.

The venue is also notable as Asia’s first street circuit, with the race taking place through public roads around the Marina Bay area. The five-kilometer route is illuminated by powerful lighting systems, with the city’s famous skyline providing a spectacular backdrop for the action. Now celebrating it’s tenth edition, the Singapore Grand Prix has firmly established itself as one of F1’s most gripping and atmospheric events.

The grandstand seating and luxurious hospitality areas which line the track provide outstanding views of the action, and can accommodate over 80,000 spectators. Marina Bay Street Circuit features a tight and twisty layout, which coupled with high humidity levels and the lack of daylight makes for an extremely challenging race.

Last year saw Nico Rosberg take the chequered flag for Mercedes. Now that the German has retired, his countryman Sebastian Vettel will be looking to add to his four previous victories in Singapore. Currently sitting at the top of the leaderboard in the driver’s championship, Vettel will face stiff competition from Rosberg’s former team mate Lewis Hamilton. The Briton has triumphed at Marina Bay Street Circuit on two occasions (most recently in 2014), and is just 14 points behind Vettel after 11 races. Whoever comes out on top, motorsports fans are guaranteed a thrilling contest as the world’s greatest drivers battle for supremacy over 51 laps.

The Singapore Grand Prix takes place at Marina Bay Street Circuit on September 17. Click here to visit the official Formula One website, where you can catch up with all the latest news on the build up to the race.

More Than Just a Race

Over the past decade, the Singapore Grand Prix has grown into more than ust a motorsports event. It is now considered one of the city state’s biggest cultural happenings, culminating in a series of glamorous parties and outdoor concerts. An eclectic range of entertainment is laid on throughout the expansive Circuit Park area, with the main headline acts performing to a packed crowd at the Zone 4 Padang Stage. Previous years have seen international superstars including Bon Jovi, Justin Bieber, Rihanna and Shakira take the stage.

This year’s event is set to include performances from American singer Ariana Grande, Scottish EDM star Calvin Harris and iconic eighties pop group Duran Duran. Click here to view the full line-up for what is sure to be a memorable weekend of entertainment.

A Party Like No Other

When it comes to glitz and glamour, the highlight of the weekend will undoubtedly be the Amber Lounge post-race party. The world’s most exclusive motorsports lifestyle experience, this one-of-a-kind entertainment extravaganza brings together the best in gastronomy, fashion and music for a truly unforgettable Grand Prix experience.

Amber Lounge has been present in Singapore since the very first race was held there ten years ago, and this year will be pulling out all the stops as Formula One celebrates a decade in the Lion City.

The weekend kicks off on Saturday with the famous Amber Lounge F1 Driver Fashion Show. Past events have seen big names including Lewis Hamilton, Nico Rosberg and Valtteri Bottas take to the catwalk to showcase collections from top labels such as Chopard, Hervé Léger, Jimmy Choo, Missoni and Ted Baker. Saturday evening concludes with the “Extravaganza” party, featuring non-stop entertainment from world-class singers, dancers and DJs.

The most hotly anticipated event of the weekend is Sunday night’s Grand Prix after party. Here you can rub shoulders with drivers and A-list celebrities, as Formula One’s visit to Singapore reaches its climax in a colorful celebration of motorsports. Dance the night away to top DJs and live acts, whilst enjoying opulent hospitality of the highest order. The video below from lat year’s event gives a taste of what to expect at the most exclusive post-race party in town. Click here to visit the official Amber Lounge website and check out full details of the weekend’s festivities.

Amber Lounge promises an unforgettable evening of revelry at its exclusive post-race party.

Jetex and Amber Lounge

In 2016, Jetex Lifestyle was appointed as an official partner for Amber Lounge F1 events. Our range of bespoke concierge services naturally complements the Amber Lounge experience, offering you access to the most exclusive restaurants, VIP transportation and lifestyle options.

Ground Transport
Looking for an exotic ride that will turn heads? We can take care of all your ground transport requirements. From luxurious limousines to high-end SUVs, you can trust Jetex to arrange best-in-class chauffeur driven transport. The vehicle of your choice will be waiting at the appointed time, ready to whisk you to your onward destination.

Accommodation
Demand for accommodation in Singapore is always high during Grand Prix weekend. We have the connections necessary to secure the best available rooms, at highly competitive rates. Contact our travel team today to discuss your requirements. Jetex Lifestyle can help you find exactly what you are looking for, even at short notice.

Amber Lounge Tickets
Need tickets for any of the Amber Lounge events? We’ve got you covered! Our team of Lifestyle Managers works closely with Amber Lounge, and can help you obtain entry to all of the weekend’s most exclusive happenings.

Through this collaboration, we are helping to create an unparalleled Grand Prix weekend for F1 fans in Singapore, as well as other destinations including Abu Dhabi, Mexico and Monaco. Our partnership with Amber Lounge underlines a shared commitment to delivering services of the highest quality, and offers you a level of luxury known only to the few.

Visit our website to find out what Jetex Lifestyle can do for you!

Flying to Singapore

There are two airports catering to General Aviation (GA) in Singapore. These are Singapore Changi Airport (IATA: SIN, ICAO: WSSS) and Seletar Airport (IATA: XSP, ICAO: WSSL). Due to the compact nature of the city, both are within 20km of the race site. WSSS is located around 18km east, whilst WSSL is approximately the same distance away in the north of the city.

Changi Airport is one of the largest aviation hubs in Southeast Asia, and has been ranked as the world’s best airport for five years running in the Skytrax World Airport Awards. WSSS functions as an Airport of Entry (AoE) 24 hours a day, and offers a full range of ground handling services. Prior Permission Required (PPR) is not needed, however airport slots are mandatory, and generally subject to a deviation time of +/- 30 minutes. It is important to stick as closely to the approved slot time as possible to ensure smooth operations. Due to the high volume of commercial traffic at Changi, restrictions are in place for GA operations between 15:00 – 18:00 and 00:00 – 03:00 local time. Private non-revenue flights are limited to a maximum of 48 hours parking, whilst charter operations can remain on the ground for up to three hours only. For longer stays, operators are recommended to reposition to Seletar.

Seletar Airport is a 24-hour AoE, and provides a full spectrum of ground support. PPR and slots are not required, and there are no restrictions on long term parking. For these reasons, WSSL is usually considered the most favorable choice for GA operators. Note that on certain days the runway is closed for maintenance. This takes place every Tuesday and Friday from 00:00 to 02:00 local time.

Visas may be required for passengers and crew traveling to Singapore, depending on the nationalities of those on board. These must be obtained in advance, as there are no visas on arrival. For further information on visa requirements for Singapore, please click here to visit the High Commission of the Republic of Singapore website.

Arrange Your Trip to the Singapore Grand Prix with Jetex Lifestyle

Traveling to Singapore for the Grand Prix? Arrange your trip with Jetex Lifestyle! As an official partner for Amber Lounge, we can help you secure the most sought-after tickets in town.

The Jetex Lifestyle team will ensure you and your party receive 5-star treatment throughout your stay. Jetex Lifestyle is a groundbreaking concept, bringing together an irresistible package of privileges and bespoke services. Our exclusive partnerships and extensive global connections enable us to craft unique experiences which are unavailable elsewhere.

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MEBAA Show Morocco returns this September for its second edition. The show will take place at Marrakech Menara Airport, and is fast becoming one of the region’s most important business aviation events. Here, we take a look at what to expect.

North Africa’s Premier Business Aviation Gathering

MEBAA Show Morocco is a two-day outdoor event. The show offers an outstanding platform for business aviation suppliers and providers to showcase their products and services to potential clients. Attendees and exhibitors will benefit from valuable networking opportunities, which enable key industry stakeholders to cultivate fresh relationships both in the local market and beyond.

According to MEBAA, North Africa’s business aircraft fleet has been growing at almost twice the global average rate. The Moroccan market is particularly active, accounting for around half of the region’s aircraft movements. The country also boasts a strategic position, serving as a gateway to Europe and the rest of Africa. This makes it an important destination for business aviation, and the natural choice to host North Africa’s biggest trade show dedicated to the sector.

The 2017 show is expected to attract more than 2,500 attendees, and will host around 50 industry exhibitors. The event will also include a static display area, featuring the latest business aviation aircraft.

The show has been moved to Menara Airport for its second edition in anticipation of increased visitor numbers, following a highly successful inaugural event in 2015. Leading industry names already confirmed for this year’s show include Bell Helicopter, Bombardier, G Ops, Swissport Aviation, Seaprime and Xjet. Meanwhile, Gulfstream has announced it will be unveiling an as yet undisclosed aircraft as part of the static display.

MEBBA Morocco Conference

The show itself will be preceded by a one-day conference, taking place at the Mandarin Oriental hotel in Marrakech. Delegates can expect a mixture of informative presentations and lively debate on key topics affecting business aviation in the region. The conference agenda is as follows:

08:00 – 09:00	Registration and Coffee
09:00 – 09:02	National Anthem
09:02 – 09:10	Conference Moderator Opening Comments
09:10 – 09:40	Opening Keynote Address
09:40 – 10:10	Keynote Presentation: Morocco’s Business Aviation Airport Project
10:10 – 10:40	Networking Break
10:40 – 11:20	Panel Discussion: The Importance of FBOs in Morocco
11:20 – 11:50	Presentation
11:50 – 12:20	Panel Discussion: Legislation, Registration and Regulations for Business Aviation
12:20 – 12:50	Presentation: North Africa Business Aviation Market Analysis
12:50 – 13:50	Networking Lunch
13:50 – 14:30	Panel Discussion: Aircraft Financing And Investment
14:30 – 15:00	Presentation: Cyber Security in Business Aviation
14:30 – 15:00	Networking Break
15:30 – 16:10	Panel Discussion: Risk Management and Safety Management Systems
16:10 – 16:50	Panel Discussion: North Africa’s MRO Market and the Supply Chain
16:50 – 17:00	Closing Comments and Speaker Presentations

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Jetex at MEBAA Show Morocco

Jetex has been named as official handler for MEBAA Show Morocco, and will provide full ground handling, fuel and trip support services to all business aviation flights operating from our FBO Terminal in Marrakech, as well as the static display aircraft at the show.

We will also be exhibiting at the show. Our team is looking forward to meeting you at our booth to discuss how you can benefit from the broad range of services we provide..

Click here to arrange a meeting with our team

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MEBAA Show Morocco is organized by F&E Aerospace on behalf of MEBAA (Middle East and North Africa Business Aviation Association), and takes place from September 12–13 at Marrakech Menara Airport.

The MEBAA Conference will be held on September 11 at the Mandarin Oriental hotel, Marrakech.

For all the latest news on the build up to the event, please visit www.mebaamorocco.aero.

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Traveling to Morocco

Jetex has cultivated a strong presence in Morocco, operating FBOs at airports in five key destinations. These include Casablanca Mohammed V (CMN/GMMN), Marrakech Menara (RAK/GMMX), Rabat-Salé (RBA/GMME), Agadir-Al Massira (AGA/GMAD), and Dakhla (VIL/GMMH).

Our FBO Terminal in Marrakech Menara Airport (RAK/GMMX) functions as an Airport of Entry (AOE) 24 hours a day. Landing permits are not required for private domestic or international flights. Prior Permission Required (PPR) is not necessary at GMMX. The airport always has a high volume of traffic in terms of aircraft movements. Aircraft parking for General Aviation is available on a first-come first-served basis.

Visas are required upon arrival for passengers and crew, depending on the nationalities of those on board. GenDec and valid passport copies will also be needed.

During important events such as the MEBAA Morocco Show, hotel bookings may be difficult to obtain without advance reservations. The Jetex travel team recommends that operators send their booking requests as early as possible to secure their preferred accommodation.

Please click here for further details on Jetex FBOs in Morocco.

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Arrange Your Trip to MEBAA Show Morocco with Jetex

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We deliver world-class trip planning services, including permit arrangements, ground handling, fuel uplifts and bespoke concierge services. Our dedicated operations teams are on standby 24/7 to look after all the technical details of your journey, allowing you to relax and focus on the purpose of your visit.

To learn more, please contact our Morocco team today on +212 6662 06562 or email fbo-rak@jetex.com.
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Jetex Executive FBO Terminal (Marrakech)
Terminal 02, Marrakech Menara Airport
Marrakech, Morocco 40000

This August, the Italian Grand Prix returns to Monza. Regarded as one of the world’s top circuits, the venue has a long history and a close association with Formula One. Read on to learn more.

One of F1’s Most Prestigious Venues

Constructed in 1922, the Autodromo Nazionale Monza is located just outside the Italian city of Monza, around 20km north of Milan. The circuit was only the third purpose-built motor racing track globally, following on from Brooklands in the UK and Indianapolis in the USA.

Monza has featured on the Formula One calendar every year since its inaugural season in 1950, with the exception of 1980 when the Italian Grand Prix was held at the Autodromo Dino Ferrari near the town of Imola. The circuit has hosted 66 Formula One races to date, more than any other track worldwide.

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The Embodiment of F1 Racing

The Italian Grand Prix consistently ranks as one of the best-loved fixtures on the F1 calendar among both drivers and fans. Autodromo Nazionale Monza is officially the sport’s fastest track, with an average speed in excess of 240kmph. The circuit requires a combination of speed and skill, and has seen arguably some of the most thrilling races of all time.

The track is 5.793km long, with competitors battling over a total of 53 laps. The circuit incorporates a banked oval design and has less corners than most tracks, creating plenty of opportunities for overtaking. The legendary Michael Schumacher has recorded the most victories in Monza, having won the Italian Grand Prix five times during his illustrious career.

Who Will Take the Chequered Flag?

Last year’s race saw Germany’s Nico Rosberg triumph for Mercedes. Rosberg retired from the sport at the end of the season, and so will not be defending his title this year. Favorites to win next month include Rosberg’s former Mercedes teammate Lewis Hamilton, and Ferrari’s Sebastian Vettel, the current leader in the 2017 driver’s championship.

Regardless of the outcome, motorsports fanatics can anticipate a fantastic race in one of Formula One’s most iconic venues.

The Italian Grand Prix takes place at Autodromo Nazionale Monza on Sunday, September 3. You can keep up with all the latest news in the build up to race by visiting the official Formula One website.

Flying to Monza for the Italian Grand Prix

The city of Monza does not have its own airport, however the race venue is approximately 20km north of Milan. There are two international airports serving Milan; Linate Airport (IATA: LIN, ICAO: LIML) and Malpensa Airport (IATA: MXP, ICAO: LIMC). LIML is situated 24km south of the Autodromo Nazionale Monza, whereas LIMC is around 60km west. Both are open 24 hours a day.

Orio al Serio International Airport (IATA: BGY, ICAO: LIME), located around 45km east of the Monza circuit, is also an option. However operating hours at LIME are restricted to 08:00 – 20:00 local time.

All three airports function as Airports of Entry (AoE), with customs and immigration officers available on-site. Prior Permission Required (PPR) and airport slots are not necessary. Landing permits are not required for private non-revenue flights, however please note these are needed for charter flights, and have a lead time of seven working days.

A full range of ground handling services is available at all three airports, in addition to ample aircraft parking (subject to availability). 

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Arrange Your Trip to the Italian Grand Prix

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We are on standby 24/7 to process any request. Our dedicated operations staff will take care of all necessary permits and permissions, fuel uplift and ground handling arrangements. Learn about the locations covered by our global network here.

Beyond the airport, our concierge team can offer you the best available rates at top five-star hotels, arrange ground transportation and organize exclusive fine dining experiences. Click here for further details on our travel offerings.

To find out more about how you can benefit from our services, contact us on +971 4 212 4000 or email info@jetex.com.

With Congress heading for its summer recess, it is now clear that there will be no House floor vote on the 21st Century Aviation Innovation, Reform, and Reauthorization Act (H.R.2997) until September. Here, we take a look at the latest developments in the ongoing debate over US Air Traffic Control (ATC) privatization.

Delay in Passage of the Bill

Despite efforts by Republican Congressman Bill Shuster to have the bill placed on the House calendar before the August break, a packed legislative schedule means that H.R.2997 will not be considered until representatives return in September.

Proponents of the bill argue that changes to the American ATC infrastructure are long overdue. “This is about unleashing American innovation and putting the traveling public ahead of the dysfunction in Washington.” said Shuster, the driving force behind the legislation. Fellow Republican Jeff Denham shares this view. “We’ve needed to modernize our air traffic systems in this country for far too long,” said the California Congressman. “It’s time to embrace new technologies and cut red tape to move American aviation into the future and maintain our competitiveness.”

Mounting Opposition to US Air Traffic Control Privatization

Many within the general aviation community feel this legislation could have a negative impact on their operations. One of the chief concerns is that access to the nation’s airports and airspace may become more restricted. In addition, the proposed changes to fee structures are likely to result in higher running costs for smaller operators, who do not benefit from the same economies of scale as commercial airlines.

Several senior elected officials from both sides of the house have spoken out against ATC privatization. These include five Republican congressmen who sent a letter to US House leaders expressing reservations about the bill (the full text of which can be read here).

Oregon’s Democratic Governor Kate Brown shares their concerns. In a letter to the House Transportation Committee last month, Governor Brown stated “A wholesale divestment and privatization of the air traffic control system without sufficient preparation and understanding of the impacts on general aviation could have significant negative consequences for stakeholders in the National Airspace System.”

The latest addition to the chorus of disapproval is Captain Chesley Sullenberger, the pilot who famously performed a heroic emergency landing of a stricken US Airways jet on New York’s Hudson River in 2009. “Most of aviation is not airline flying,” said Sullenberger. “The freedom to fly in the US is something that we need to protect and preserve. So why in the world would we give the keys to the kingdom to the largest airlines? Because they definitely have their own agenda – to lower their costs.”

Captain Chesley “Sully” Sullenberger has voiced concerns about the proposals contained in the legislation, and how these may affect general aviation.

What Next for the Bill?

The August recess will leave less than a month for the House of Representatives to consider the bill and negotiate a final agreement with the Senate, before the FAA’s legal authority expires at the end of September. “I wanted to pass it now,” explained Congressman Shuster last Thursday. “If we had another week here, I think we’d have it on the floor next week. It’s just one of those things where it takes time for members to engage and understand.”

The National Business Aviation Association (NBAA) has welcomed this interval, seeing it as an opportunity to further mobilize opposition to the legislation. “The situation is far from settled,” said Ed Bolen, President and CEO of NBAA. “Rather than victory, what we have earned to date is the privilege and opportunity to continue our fight for the future of general aviation.”

Stay tuned to our blog for the latest updates on this important issue.

Further Reading

For more information on the background to the 21st Century Aviation Innovation, Reform, and Reauthorization Act (H.R.2997) bill, please refer to our previous two articles on the topic:

US Air Traffic Control Privatization Plans – Cause For Concern?
NBAA Opposes Call For ATC Privatization In House FAA Bill

In the first two parts of our Romania in Focus series, we visited the bustling capital city Bucharest and the spectacularly scenic historic region of Transylvania. In the third and final installment, we take a look at some of the other popular destinations found throughout the country.

The Painted Monasteries of Bucovina

As we saw in Transylvania, many astonishing monasteries can be found throughout Romania, some of which are more than a thousand years old and still stand in perfect condition. The Painted Monasteries of Bucovina, located in the northeast of the country, are among the most picturesque in the entire country.

Regarded as masterpieces of Byzantine art, the monasteries represent a one-of-a-kind architectural site in Europe. Their painted exterior walls are decorated with elaborate frescoes, which date back to the 15th and 16th centuries. These feature portraits of saints and prophets, depictions of the life of Jesus, images of angels and demons, and other religious iconography. More than just decorations, the murals represent entire cycles of religious events.

The frescoes were originally created to convey the story of the Bible and lives of important Orthodox saints to villagers through the use of pictures. Their elegant outlines and harmonious colors display outstanding composition and attention to detail, and blend in perfectly with the surrounding landscape. The best-preserved examples can be found in Humor, Moldovita, Patrauti, Probota, Suceava, Sucevita, and Voronet. Seven of these churches have been recognized as part of UNESCO’s World Heritage list since 1993.

Whether your interest lies with religion, history, art or architecture, you will be amazed by the unique construction and decoration (both exterior and interior) of these remarkable edifices.

Europe’s Best-preserved River Delta

For an excursion into a unique natural habitat, head to Romania’s east coast, where you can visit the Danube Delta. The best-preserved river delta in Europe, this extensive network of waterways consists of more than 5,700 km² of rivers, canals, marshes, tree-fringed lakes and reed islands. The delta is listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and contains several protected areas which have been designated as sites of special scientific interest.

A bird-watchers’ paradise, the Danube Delta hosts over 300 species of birds. Indigenous species include cranes, cormorants, eagles, geese, ibises, pelicans, swans and vultures. The area also makes a perfect staging post between the equator and the north pole for millions of migratory birds.

The delta’s innumerable lakes and marshes provide a habitat for around 160 species of freshwater and saltwater fish, some of which are unique to the region. Several rare reptiles can also be sighted in the forest areas which line the shore, including Aesculapian snakes and steppe runner lizards.

You can explore the delta as part of a longer Danube River cruise, or book a boat excursion to a specific area. Most of these depart from the city of Tulcea (around 280km east of Bucharest), which offers many good hotels, restaurants specializing in fish dishes and a fascinating museum dedicated to the history and ecology of the region.

Winter Wonderland

Its rugged mountainous landscape and heavy seasonal snowfall make Romania an ideal destination for winter sports enthusiasts. Some of the most popular ski resorts to visit include Poiana Brasov, Sinaia and Paltinis.

Poiana Brașov is considered the best ski resort in Romania, offering seven different ski slopes with varying degrees of difficulty. The resort is situated at an altitude of 1,020 meters, and surrounded by four impressive mountains; Postăvaru, Piatra Craiului, Bucegi and Piatra Mare. Over 50 hotels, villas and guest houses are available for visitors, who are sure to appreciate the spectacular sweeping vistas.

Sinaia is the place to go to experience the best high altitude skiing in Romania. Located in Prahova county, the resort’s slopes are situated around 2km above sea level. There are 20km of slopes and 5km of cross-country ski routes available, catering to both skiers and snowboarders of all abilities.

Travel to the northern area of Romania, known as Maramures, and you will find the captivating resort of Cavnic. Situated at the foot of the scenic Gutai Mountains, the resort features more than 8km of slopes. Whilst these may be lower in terms of altitude, the shaded mountainsides make skiing possible even during higher temperatures. Visiting during the summer months? Cavnic resort is home to Romania’s first artificial ski slope, so you can enjoy winter sports all year round.

Sun, Sand and Sea

Following the snow and ice of the ski slopes, our tour of Romania concludes in a warmer environment. If you prefer to relax on the beach, Mamaia is just the place for you.

The largest and best-known resort on the Romanian Riviera, Mamaia is famous for its vibrant nightlife and busy hotel strip. The resort is attached to Constanta city, and separates Lake Siutghiol from the Black Sea. Its spectacular fountains, promenade areas, luxurious restaurants and trendy clubs become a magnet for holidaymakers during the hot summer months.

The best time to visit is between mid-June and early September, when average temperatures range between  25°C and 30°C (77°F and 86°F). The water remains pleasantly warm up until mid-autumn.

A wide variety of accommodations are available, ranging from simple bed and breakfasts and holiday homes to exclusive 5-star hotels and private villas. If you prefer an outdoor experience, several campsites are  available in the north.

The Mamaia strip comes alive after dark, where you can enjoy a host of packed nightclubs and impromptu beach parties. This bustling resort guarantees a fun-filled break on the charming Black Sea coastline.

Further Reading

We hope you have enjoyed our brief journey around some of the most popular destinations in Romania. In case you missed the first two parts, be sure to check out our guides to Bucharest and Transylvania using the links below!

Romania in Focus Part One: Bucharest
Romania in Focus Part Two: Transylvania

Arrange Your Trip to Romania with Jetex

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We deliver world-class trip planning services, including permit arrangements, ground handling, fuel uplifts and bespoke concierge services. Our dedicated operations team is on standby 24/7 to look after all the technical details of your journey, allowing you to relax and enjoy your trip.

To find out more about our services, please contact our team on +971 4 212 4000 or email info@jetex.com.