TTF Talks

There are plenty of places where mass tourism didn’t take over, actually most of the country – this is what I like about Romania. I like the diversity and mix

Spence and Ed are two active American citizens in love with the world and new experiences.
They share with us their honest views on what made their hearts leap with joy and what was not their cup of tea on their two weeks Romanian trip.

We believe that the moments spent at Zabola will continue to be a cherished secret for those who have experienced its magic. It is a place where memories are created and treasured, where the outside world seems to fade away. So, yes, in many ways, we do want Zabola to remain a secret to the outer world, preserving its special and secluded charm for those who seek its enchantment.

I love the kindness of Romanian people, the way they are open and nice towards foreigners. Every person I meet has a story to tell, and it is very easy to communicate.

Janna is an unofficial ambassador of Romania, an enthusiastic traveller and explorer. You might have guessed… of Romania! (and not only!) Although originary from the United States, life had plans for her.

Carla is a dynamic German student characterized by good mood and energy. I have known her for some time now and am simply amazed by the amount of extensive and various travelling in Romania

In this interview, you will meet Maris, a young German student who’s been studying Medicine in Timisoara. Her warm and sincere style were an instant catch for me. I hope

Eike von H is a young German student who, like many others, came to study medicine in Timisoara, Romania. He’s been in the country for almost 5 years now (excluding summer holidays and some pandemic moments) and has been kind enough to share with TTF readers