State-owned hotels might be put up for sale
Minister of Regional Development and Tourism Elena Udrea has said she would like the hotels owned by the State Protocol Patrimony Administration (RAAPPS) to be put up for sale October 2011 - From the Print Edition
As many of these hotels lie in a neglected state of business and construction, such as Bradu in Covasna and Triumf in Bucharest, the best solution would be selling to investors, said Udrea. The Ministry added that such hotels were a source of income only for their temporary managers. According to Udrea, the sale must be part of a public auction at national or international level. The Ministry also said that the courtesy villas owned by RAAPPS should be acquired by private investors.
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