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Romania Secures Key Roles in European Hospitality Governance

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Romania secured representation in two key governing bodies of HOTREC, the European hospitality association, during its 93rd General Assembly in Vilnius, Lithuania, between October 12 and 14, 2026. Simona Constantinescu, President of the Romanian Hotel Industry Federation (FIHR), was elected to the Executive Committee, and Laura Elly Naghi, FIHR Executive Director, was appointed to the Sectoral Social Dialogue Committee.

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These appointments provide Romanian operators with a stronger voice in European hospitality governance. FIHR will contribute to HOTREC’s proposals addressed to European Union institutions, specifically regarding regulatory simplification, fair digital distribution, competitiveness, and labor market access.

Romania is seeking to strengthen its place within Europe and has cooperated on EU initiatives and security matters.

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  • RomaniaCountry advocating for specific EU policies concerning the hospitality sector

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