Constanta (Romania)

Constanța occupies a strategic geographic position at the intersection of three Trans-European Transport Corridors (IV, VII–Danube, and IX), linking Central and Eastern Europe with the Caucasus, Central Asia, and the Middle East. This location underpins its role as a major logistics and mobility hub on the Black Sea.

Tourism is a major driver of mobility demand. Mamaia, the city’s main seaside district, attracts over 880,000 visitors each summer, with numbers growing by 10–15% annually. Alongside Constanța Port—the largest on the Black Sea—and a strong hospitality and services sector, this growth places increasing pressure on the city’s transport system.

The city and port are supported by strong multimodal connectivity, including rail, road, inland waterways, maritime transport, and air links. In response to rising passenger and freight movements, Constanța is committed to sustainable urban mobility, aiming to improve accessibility, safety, environmental performance, and urban liveability.

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