Georgia appears at leading tourism fair in Germany
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Georgia’s tourism agencies are spreading the word about things to see and do in Georgia at a leading international tourism fair in Frankfurt, Germany.
At one of world’s largest exhibition IMEX 2017 Georgia was represented by 11 tourism agencies, the Georgian National Tourism Administration and Department of Tourism and Resorts of Adjara.
Visitors of Georgia’s stand were invited to taste Georgian wine and dried fruit.
IMEX in Frankfurt is the efficient, one-stop-shop for planners looking to book and organise worldwide meetings, events and incentivize travel.
The event is committed to providing outstanding business opportunities for exhibitors and buyers alike.
Each year 3,500 exhibitors come to IMEX, including tourist boards, convention bureaus, international hotel chains, airlines and destination management companies).
They are poised to do business with the 9,000 visitors (including almost 4,000 hosted buyers) who attend during three energetic and very inspirational days.
Within the IMEX tourism fair a presentation was held about Georgia’s touristic potential.
Georgian National Tourism Administration and Georgian companies held over 450 meetings during the tourism fair.
Georgia is getting ready for the summer tourism season, starting marketing campaigns in 14 targeted markets in a bid to attract more tourists.
Georgia’s rich history and vast tourism potential were put on display this week in Riga, Latvia, at the 24th International Travel Trade Fair ‘Balttour 2017’ – the largest and most important travel market in the Baltic States.
Adjara, the Black Sea coastal region of western Georgia, was touted as one of Georgia’s hottest travel destinations at a major Lithuanian tourism fair in Vilnius this weekend.
The magnificence of Georgia and its rich cultural heritage is spreading around the world to Ireland, Indonesia and further abroad.
Georgian National Tourism Administration (GNTA) has received the Best Tourism Marketing Award at the 32nd Korea World Travel Fair.
Georgia’s tourism potential was promoted at IBTM World - the leading global event for meetings, incentives, conferences, events and the business travel industry, taking place in Barcelona, Spain.
The producers of clothing, shoes, accessories, interior, furniture and other hand-made goods gathered in Georgian capital of Tbilisi this weekend to offer the local production to the visitors. The organisers said some 120 startupers exhibited their work at Expo Georgia to help people connect with the startups.
The Ministry of Economy and Sustainable Development of Georgia with the support of the National Tourism Administration has implemented a new digital library platform – www.gnta.ge/ge/publications/
Georgia is participating in FITUR, Madrid International Tourism Fair, in the status of a partner country on May 19-23, where the country is carrying out a marketing campaign and showcase its tourism potential through banners, videos, presentations and information channels.
Georgia’s potential in hosting conferences, exhibitions, meetings and incentives were showcased at this year’s Pure Meetings & Events, an gathering of the industry of event organising hosted in Paris on Monday.