
From today, every booking made through TravelTheme comes with a concierge included: a real person, who speaks Romanian, available for the entire length of your stay. It's not a chatbot, not an automated line and doesn't cost anything extra — it's part of how we believe a worry-free holiday should look. Here's why we added it and how you use it.
Why a person, not a chatbot
Most holiday worries don't need an algorithm, but someone who knows the place and answers you directly. Where's the best restaurant open on a Monday night near the hotel? How do you get to the airport if the transfer is late? Is it safe to drink the tap water? These are small questions on the surface, but taken together they make the difference between a relaxed holiday and one spent hunting for answers on forums.
We've put a real person behind every booking precisely because answers like these need context, nuance and, sometimes, a phone call made on your behalf, in the local language. A concierge who knows the destination sorts out in five minutes what would take you an hour and a rough translation.
What it actually helps with
- Books a table, a transfer or a day trip for you, speaking to the locals in their own language.
- Recommends what's worth seeing, eating and avoiding near where you're staying, based on what you're after.
- Steps in if something goes wrong at the hotel, a flight changes or a booking gets tangled up.
- Gives you practical information on the spot: transport, timetables, local customs, the little details you didn't know to ask about.
- Helps with a minor emergency — an open pharmacy, an English-speaking doctor, a taxi you can trust.
Three situations where it really counts
The easiest way to grasp what it's good for is through examples from real holidays. You arrive on a Sunday evening and every restaurant seems closed — the concierge knows which one still takes guests at that hour and books your table. The airport transfer is running late and you have a return flight to catch — they rearrange it on the spot, on your behalf. Or you simply fancy a different kind of day and don't know where to start — they suggest a trip suited to the children's ages and book it for you.
What the concierge doesn't do
To be fair: it isn't a tour guide who walks with you all day, and it's no substitute for a serious medical emergency — that's what the single emergency number and your travel insurance are for. What it is, instead, is the person who handles the dozens of small things that, added up, make the difference between a relaxed holiday and one spent searching for answers.

