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TThe company already
participated in five international acknowledged exhibitions since the beginning
of the year
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Mideast has scheduled its participation
in equally important events during the next months in order to promote Greece
Athens, February 29th:
Mideast
participated already in five internationally established tourism exhibitions,
in the first two months of 2016 alone.
At the beginning
of the year, from January 28th to February 1st, Mideast participated in SATTE
exhibition, held in New Delhi, India, where the company’s executives met with
an abundance of local touristic agents in order to promote Greece.
Later on,
from February 4th to February 9th, the company participated as an exhibitor in
Beirut Wedding Folies, in Lebanon, where its executives presented the most
ideal Greek destinations for weddings and honeymoons. Lebanon is one of the
company’s main areas of activity, where the tourism market shows an increasing
interest each year for couples’ romantic moments at the Greek islands.
At the same
period, from February 9th to February 11th, Mideast participated in IBTM
Arabia, held in Abu Dhabi, U.A.E. There, the company’s executives had B2B
meetings with local tour operators as well as corporate accounts, aiming at new
partnerships.
Next, the
company participated as an exhibitor at the stand of GNTO at the International
Tourism Exhibition of Tehran, T.I.T.E., which was held from February 16th till
February 19th. The presence of Mideast at this specific event was very
important due to the fact that it was the first time that GNTO decided to
participate in T.I.T.E. and promote Greece.
Meanwhile,
the company organized on February 16th, in cooperation with Tourism Today, the
2nd Greek Tourism Workshop in Tehran, under the auspices of the Ministry of Economy,
Development and Tourism and the kind support of GNTO.
At the same
time, from February 18th till February 21st, following the initial presence of
Mideast at the beginning of the year, the company participated as an exhibitor
at OTM Mumbai, establishing further its brand in a larger part of the Indian
tourism market.