Georgia showcases tourism potential at Dubai tourism exhibition
Visitors of ATM Dubai are introduced to types of tourist packages offered by the Georgian companies at the event. Photo: GNTA.
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The Georgian National Tourism Administration, local travel companies and hotels are promoting the country’s tourist sights and potential at the Arabian Travel Market, a trade exhibition hosted in the United Arab Emirates.
The Georgian stand in Dubai features the GNTA, the Department of Tourism and Resorts of Adjara, as well as travel companies WST Georgia, Guide of Georgia, Georgian Holidays, Voyager, Travel to Georgia 2010, Arrival DMC, and Biltmore Hotel.
Visitors of ATM Dubai are introduced to types of tourist packages offered by the Georgian companies at the event, the GNTA said.
Photo: GNTA.
ATM Dubai is visited by about 20,000 people and involves over 1,500 companies from 112 countries.
This year’s fair is taking place between Monday and Thursday, and will be followed by an online run between May 17-18.
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