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Promoting Europe and Australia’ new tourism products in VITM 2015

Promoting Europe and Australia’ new tourism products in VITM 2015
 
(TITC) – In the framework of Viet Nam International Travel Mart 2015 (VITM 2015), on April 4, Eka Voyages and EC Travel organized a workshop introducing Europe and Australia’ new tourism products.

In attendance were Mr. Ha Van Sieu – Deputy Director General of Viet Nam National Administration of Tourism, representatives of Ha Noi Department of Culture, Sports and Tourism, Eka Voyages, EC Travel and Viet Nam tourism businesses.
 
Speaking at the workshop, Mr. Ha Van Sieu appreciated the efforts of tourism businesses in the exchange of tourists and emphasized VITM was a good opportunity for businesses to seek partners and strengthen cooperation in the exchange of tourists. He hoped businesses of both sides would foster their cooperation relationship and achieve more success.
 
At the workshop, representatives of Eka Voyages and Travel EC introduced new tourism products in Europe: Forever Europe - European land tour with Eiffel Tower, romantic Seine River of Paris, Tulip Festival in Netherlands, taste of Belgian chocolate, legendary Colosseum Arena, Vatican... and such destinations of Australia as Sydney, Blue Mountains, Melbourne, Darwin, Uluru rock, Adelaide City, Kangaroo Island, Tasmania, Brisbane...
 

 
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