Romania is considered as one of the world’s youngest, most unconventional, and even slightly exotic countries. Aside from its attractions and heritage, Bucharest is also known as the “Little Paris of the East” because of its numerous educational institutions, the graduates of which are in high demand throughout the world. Oracle, Intel, IBM, Adobe, and Amazon have all established offices and technical departments in Bucharest, Romania’s capital. The nation’s IT sector is rapidly evolving and remains enticing to companies, since, in addition to highly talented people, the capital’s Internet speed is among the fastest in the world, resulting in the development of numerous IT hubs, incubators, start-ups, and coworking zones to accommodate them. There are also numerous large historical regions in the country, each with its own distinctive properties due to their association with multiple states or empires. As a matter of fact, Romania is a mixture of various traditional societies and marks. Everyone will be able to find a place to call home amongst diverse natural environments, which range from wild forests and snow-capped mountains to sunny beaches with golden sand.