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A. N. Candrea

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6th SWS International Scientific Conference on Social Sciences ISCSS 2019
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IS BRAN CASTLE THE PLACE TO MEET DRACULA? A QUALITATIVE STUDY ON VISITORS' OPINIONS REGARDING DRACULA TOURISM IN THE MEDIEVAL FORTRESS

(STEF92 Technology, 2019, A. N. Candrea, D. Petre)

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Bran castle is a medieval fortress situated in south-eastern Transylvania and the most visited tourist attraction in Romania. Its popularity among international visitors is mainly due to its association with the famous Count Dracula, based on the assumption that this particular castle might be the one that Bram Stoker presents in his novel. The castle has its own history, starting from the 14th century and continuing with its transformation into a summer residence for the royal family of Romania, in the 20th centu...

SOCIAL SCIENCES: Section Economics and Finance2019
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