Cette question peut sembler stupide ou non pertinente, mais je suis très curieux.
Last week I was traveling to Romania through Hungary, I was crossing border between Szeged (HU) and Arad (RO). Standing in the line to passports control, I was literally surrounded by Italian cars (license plates). After that, I travelled through Romania for next 8 days and I met almost no Italians neither in the mountains nor in Constanta area, so where they were all driving to? To Bulgaria? Some particular place in Romania that Italians visit?
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What date, day, time of day? If they were all travelling at once, and there wasn't a scattering of Italians outside of this cluster, most likely they knew each other and were travelling en mass to a private event e.g. a wedding or similar. If there was a scattering of seemingly unrelated Italians it could be a special interest public event, perhaps in Timișoara, but you'll need to specify date and time. It's not necessarily Italian-specific, they might be mostly Romanians living long-term in Italy coming back for this event.
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user56reinstatemonica8
it was July 30th at about 3pm, I don't think they were all driving together cause I'm talking about dozens/hundreds of cars, I was stuck in line for nearly an hour, cars passing by on each lane and 95% were Italian
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Kamil Mikolajczyk
Did they have footie support bumper stickers?
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Gayot Fow
Or they're big fans of Iron Maiden who gave a concert in Bucharest on the 30th, part of the Rock The City festival.
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Giorgio
Je vote pour clore cette question comme hors sujet car elle ne concerne pas les voyages.
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JonathanReez