Agramonia: A young entrepreneur's bet on Romania's agritourism potential
Young entrepreneur Julius Fabini is convinced of the tourism potential of the local countryside and wants to help the locals showcase it with Agramonia, a platform for agritourism that covers not only accommodation but also experiences and…
Simona Fodor · Journalist
· Updated · 4 min read

Young entrepreneur Julius Fabini is convinced of the tourism potential of the local countryside and wants to help the locals showcase it with Agramonia, a platform for agritourism that covers not only accommodation but also experiences and products and promises to solve the issue of the lack of digital competences in the countryside with the community-based administration system it proposes.
Julius Fabini has always had a connection with Romania. His mother left Romania for Germany shortly before the 1989 Revolution, but as a child, he spent the summers visiting his grandparents in Sibiu. Aged 17, he took classes of Romanian in Germany and later did several internships in the country "to get in touch with the countryside."


