OFFICIALS splashed out pounds 200,000 on a new bus for Dracula sightseeing tours in Brasov, Romania - but found it was too big to fit past the city gates. (c) 2008 Daily Mirror. Provided by ProQuest Information and Learning. All rights Reserved.

Text of report in English by Romanian news agency

Dracula's castle for sale A Habsburg heir is hoping a buyer will take a bite out of his offer Monday to sell Dracula's Castle in Translyvania.

By Sinisa Dragin and Justyna Pawlak BRAN, Romania (Reuters) - Romania returned a medieval fortress known as "Dracula's Castle" on Friday to its pre-World War Two owners, the former royal family of Habsburg who were chased out by the communist regime almost 60 years ago.

Text of report in English by Romanian news agency Rompres Bucharest, 13 February: An international airport with an annual capacity of one million passengers will be constructed in two years, at the most, in the central locality of Ghimbav, close to the city of Brasov.