Oral History Interviews

Alexandra N., tourist worker, personal interview, Neptun, Romania, March 2013.

Anca, personal interview, Bucharest, April 2010.

Bill M, and Kazuo M., American tourists in Spain, personal interview, Pittsburgh, PA, April 2015.

Carmelo P., professor, personal interview, Málaga, Spain, June 2014.

Claudia G., school teacher, personal interview, March 2010.

Cristina C., tour guide, personal interview, Bucharest, December 2013.

Doina, former master chef at Hotel Doina, personal interview, Neptun, March 2013.

Doru B., tourist worker, personal interview, Neptun, Romania, June 2013.George S., engineer, Romanian tourist, personal interview, Focșani, Romania, June 2011 and February 2013.

Ileana M., translator of French, Romanian tourist, personal interview, Bucharest, November 2015.

Jan M., East-German tourist in Romania, personal interview, Vienna, Austria, May 2013.

Luis C., hotel owner, personal interview, Málaga, June 2014.

Luis F, schoolteacher, Spanish tourist, personal interview, Seville, Spain, June 2015.

Margareta T., tourist worker, personal interview Alexandru Odobescu, Buzău County, Romania, February 2013.

Maria F., schoolteacher, Spanish tourist, personal interview, Seville, Spain, June 2015.

Marioara V., accountant, Romanian tourist, personal interview, Bucharest, July 2013.

Nelu, tourist worker, personal interview, Alexandru Odobescu, Buzău county, February 2013.

Nic. C., former tour guide with ONT–Littoral, personal interview, Bucharest, December 2013.

Rafael F., former hotel director, Marbella, personal interview, Spain, June 2014.

Sergio P., former hotel owner, personal interview, Málaga, June 2014.

Films

Amor a la Española, 1967

Asi Fue la España de Franco (documentary), 2006

El Hombre Que Embotello El Sol (documentary), 2016

El Turismo es un Gran Invento, 1968

I Am Curious (Yellow), 1967

Impușcături pe Portativ, 1968

Nea Marin Miliardar, 1979

Remember, 1974

Telejurnal (newsreels), 1984

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