US IT services provider 3Pillar Global will hire 100 specialists in its local centers in Cluj-Napoca and Timisoara. The firm will thus reach some 450 employees in Romania, according to TransylvaniaToday.ro.
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Impact Hub will open a second coworking space in Romania on March 1, in Cluj-Napoca, according to Romania-Insider.ro.
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South-African investment fund New Europe Property Investments (NEPI) and the local investor Ovidiu Sandor have started the work on the third and final building within the largest office project in Cluj-Napoca, according to Romania-Insider.com.
Read MoreBanca Transilvania, Proprietatea Fund and Electrica were the most traded stocks on main segment of the Bucharest Stock Exchange (BVB) between February 8 – 15, shows BVB data, says ActMedia.eu.
Read MoreWizz Air launches on February 15 twice-weekly flights between its base at Cluj-Napoca and Munich Memmingen in Bavaria. Wizz Air announced the route last September as part of its 2016 Summer Schedule, according to finchannel.com.
Read MoreBanca Transilvania, the third biggest bank in Romania, posted a record net profit of EUR 544 million in 2015, over five times higher than in 2014, after taking over and successfully integrating Volksbank Romania, Austrian group Volksbank’s local subsidiary, according to Romania-Insider.com.
Read MoreLOT Polish Airlines will operate regular flights between Cluj-Napoca and Warsaw starting March 30, said Jakub Malecki, the company’s general director for Romania and the Republic of Moldova.
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The WizzAir company will bring, starting July the Cluj-Napoca – Bucuresti route with a frequency of six flights per week, the price of tickets starting at 39 lei, according to ActMedia.eu.
Read MoreThe Color Run returns to Romania this year with a new theme: Hawaii. Moreover, the 2016 race will take place in four Romanian cities, namely Bucharest, Cluj-Napoca, Timisoara, and Mamaia, according to Romania-Insider.com.
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Deep in the Transylvanian countryside lies an ancient salt mine dating back over two millennia. Today Salina Turda has become an unlikely tourist attraction, with thousands of visitors descending its vertical shafts each year to play mini-golf, go bowling and row around its underground lake. This submerged wonderland even has a healing center for people with lung conditions, according to CNN.com.
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