Bulgarians and Romanians rank last in EU in terms of booking vacations online
Publicat:Half of the internet users in the European Union have booked their accommodations or travels online in 2017, Bulgarians and Romanians ranking last with only 17 percent, 18 percent respectively, of the internet users who booked their vacations via the internet, the data released on Wednesday by Eurostat informs. At the opposite pole, the online booking of vacations is most common among internet users of Luxembourg (73 percent), Finland (65 percent) and Germany (64 percent).
The Eurostat data showed that the booking of accommodations or travels via the internet is more frequent among…
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