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Some Recent Issues Regarding The Behavior Of The Romanian Townspeople During The Winter Holidays

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  • TOMA ANDREI

    (VALAHIA UNIVERSITY, TARGOVISTE, ROMANIA)

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This paper aims to present several aspects of the behavior of the Romanian townspeople in the recent years, on the occasion of the winter holidays. I made an indirect research, based on secondary data sources. Many sources I used are from past years. Sometimes, the secondary sources can provide very valuable data at a national level. The most important Romanian holidays are the winter ones (Saint Nicholas, Christmas, New Year's Eve). There are also other winter holidays, but of lesser importance. The Romanians are traditionalists; they cher ish the winter holidays and the family. Giving holiday gifts (sweets, clothing, footwear, perfumes, cosmetics, toys) to family members and to close relatives is a feature of Romanian townspeople behavior during the main winter holidays. Most Romanian townspeople spend the winter holidays at home or at friends. During the economic crisis, reduction of costs included also the expenses intended for winter holidays. Changes in the behavior of Romanian tourists, due to the economic crisis, included especially the reduction in the number of holidays, the reduction of the duration of the holiday, avoidan ce of foreign destinations. This paper does not refer to all the aspects of the purchasing behavior or consumption of the Romanians townspeople on the occasion of winter holidays, but only to some aspects.

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  • Toma Andrei, 2017. "Some Recent Issues Regarding The Behavior Of The Romanian Townspeople During The Winter Holidays," Annals - Economy Series, Constantin Brancusi University, Faculty of Economics, vol. 2, pages 26-29, April.
  • Handle: RePEc:cbu:jrnlec:y:2017:v:2:p:26-29
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    1. Toma Andrei, 2015. "Aspects Of The Economic Crisis Influence On The Romanian Consumer Behavior," Annals - Economy Series, Constantin Brancusi University, Faculty of Economics, vol. 4, pages 5-18, August.
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