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The most popular means of transportation for getting to Romania is by availing international flights that are available from numerous major destinations of Europe. Romania has 17 civilian airports and of these 17 airports, 9 airports are being served by regular scheduled international flights. Bucharest's Henri Coanda Airport is the largest as well as the busiest airport in Romania and it is served by a host of flights which provides direct service to Timisoara, Cluj-Napoca, Oradea, Satu Mare, Sibiu (Transylvania), Constantans, Bacau, Iasi, Suceava, Targu-Mures and Baia Mare. TAROM is the national airline of Romania and provides excellent flight services to a host of major international airlines and it has got its base in Bucharest Otopeni. Carpatair is another airline which is based in Timisoara and links the city with eight Italian and three German destinations.Another popular option for comfortably getting to Romania is by trains and Romania is considerably well connected with the European rail network and there are daily trains to Munchen, Prague, Venice, Vienna, Budapest, Zagreb, Belgrade, Sofia, Thessaloniki, Istanbul, Chi?in?u, Kiev and Moscow. Trains are particularly ideal for arriving at cities at in western and central Romania like Brasov, Sighisoara, Oradea or Cluj-Napoca. International trains to Romania are also inclusive of Euro City trains which are of a moderately high standard and there are also night trains facilities. International trains to Romania include Euro City trains which are of a relatively high standard and night trains. Romania also forms an integral part of the Eurailpass offer.

Another option for getting to Romania is traveling by buses and in Romania, buses are emerging as one of the most popular way to reach the country from overseas and especially from the Balkans and the former USSR and also from some countries of Western Europe like Germany and Switzerland. A large number of private operators are offering quicker and more comfortable coach services to and from cities such as Chi?in?u, Kiev, Odessa, Sofia and Istanbul. If you want to travel by boat then you can simply opt for Cruises on Danube but these cruises are usually pretty expensive and they start from Passau or Vienna and halt at major destinations like Austria, Hungary, Serbia and Romania.