Tourists can now get a Covid-19 vaccine at Dracula Castle in Romania

If you are traveling through Romania and have not been vaccinated yet, you now have the opportunity to get Covid-19 vaccine and a fun story to go. The leaders of Romania have transformed the popular tourist attraction into a vaccination site, offering visitors the opportunity to obtain free of the Pfizer Covid-19 vaccine during their trip.

The Château de Bran, the emblematic destination whose old resident has perhaps inspired the novel by Bram Stoker, the novel Dracula de Bram Stoker, remains a popular tourist destination. What better way to vaccinate many people than doing an incredibly practical and unique experience?

The Romanian government takes the hot spot as a way to vaccinate more Romanians, according to BBC. The country saw about 1 million Covid-19 infections during the pandemic and about 29,000 deaths.

Despite this, the public reception of the vaccine remains weak in Romania, arouseing concerns about the intention of so sufficient people will be vaccinated to reduce the spread of the virus in the country. The vaccination effort at Bran Castle will take place on weekends throughout May; It does not require appointments and those who get the vaccine will benefit from a free entry into the castle’s exhibit.

The initiative proposes to Romania two potential benefits: it encourages people to be vaccinated by giving them a unique opportunity and stimulate tourist figures at a time when they stay very low. It remains to be seen if the unusual opportunity is popular with visitors.