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Hundreds of thousands of Romanians took advantage of the short holiday occasioned by the May 1st celebration and, encouraged by the nice weather, spent three days on the Black Sea coast, in the Danube Delta or at the mountain. Those who chose not to travel, attended local food courts to celebrate with barbecues and beer.    The sunny Black Sea coast was, as usual, the most popular destination, a welcome change of atmosphere after a cold and rainy spring. Tourists, most of them young, had to navigate traffic jams to get to their destination and then return home. The motorway connecting the capital Bucharest to the Black Sea resorts and the European road between the capital city and the mountain resorts on Prahova Valley were, as expected, the busiest.   Music festivals like Beach Please and Sunwaves, as well as various gastronomy festivals, drew tens of thousands of people to the beaches in Costinesti, Mamaia, Constanta and Vama Veche. People spent time around

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