21 Oct 2013, 07:37 am
The kick begins with ITB Asia “The Trade Show for the Asian Travel Market” between Oct 23 to 25 to be held at Singapore.
Speaking on the occasion, Principal Secretary Tourism, Government of West Bengal, A. R Vardhan said: “Promotion of tourism in West Bengal is a key thrust area by the honourable chief minister Ms. Mamata Banerjee. We wish to attract tourists from across the world to West Bengal in larger number."
The Government of West Bengal will be promoting the state as an ideal tourist destination with specialized tourism products.
The USP of participation at the marts is to exclusively focus on tourism opportunity in the state of West Bengal and marketing it to tour operators across the world.
B2B meetings with the tourism fraternity from West Bengal and the government will help identify opportunities in marketing West Bengal and help in shaping future strategies.
ITB Asia will be held between Oct 23 to 25. It is an annual event held for three days for B2B trade show and convention at International Convention & Exhibition Centre, Suntec City.
According to Vardhan: “ITB Asia is where international exhibitors of all sectors of the travel-value chain, Asia Pacific's leading travel companies and emerging small and medium-sized enterprises converge to meet top international buyers in the tourism markets.
At The World Travel Market in London to be held between Nov 4 to 7, nearly 46,000 senior travel industry professionals, government officers and representatives of the international media, converge to buy tour products.
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