This year, MITT will welcome Italy as the event’s Partner Country. Italy will communicate the highlights the country has to offer to the Russian tourists, including its internationally renowned fine cuisine, art, historial buildings and culture.
There is only two months until the
21st edition of the Moscow International Travel and Tourism exhibition
(MITT), which will take place on the 19 – 22 March 2014, at the Expocentre in
Moscow. New destinations premiering at this year’s show include: Iceland,
Rhodos, Bangladesh, Balearic Islands, Karnataka, Kerala, the Canary Islands,
Cape Verde and Peru.
The event will see the first time participation from the independent travel
companies: Meet in Med, Sun Tour Travel, Lusitana Sol, Vesti
Mallorca, Voyages SNCF, Hotels and Lodges Tanzania,
Skytour, Mistique Mantra Holidays India, Vecteur Europe Voyage,
Tours France, Tripadvisor, Discover Greece, Mere Neve,
Tuscany Dream, Svemar Tours, Millennium Voyage, Gazzella
and many more.
This year, MITT will welcome Italy as the event’s Partner Country. Italy will
communicate the highlights the country has to offer to the Russian tourists,
including its internationally renowned fine cuisine, art, historial buildings
and culture.
Newcomer, Thorleifur Thor Jonsson, Trade Delegations Manager from
Promote Iceland, comments, “The Russian market is important for Iceland
because we are catering for people that are traveling out of the main season.
By participating in MITT 2014, we are hoping to get the image of Iceland as an
exciting adventure destination with the highest service level, into the minds
of Russian travellers.”
Many companies will be returning to MITT, include the tour operators Mouzenidis
and Biblio Globus, who have more than doubled their exhibition stands.
Anna Pugina from Mouzenidis comments, "The Russia’s tourism market is vitally important for Mouzenidis as 65% of our tourists come from Russia. Exhibiting at MITT is a unique chance to meet new and existing partners, to share promotional material and to get an insight into the industry trends. The presentation that we organise each year collects more than 600 people, giving us the perfect opportunity to share our news and to present our product and services."
MITT 2014 will feature a diverse business programme which will enable exhibitors, trade visitors and journalists to get first-hand information on visa developments and issues facing Russia’s outbound tourism market. The key event within MITT 2014 is the Tourism Business Summit, which will take place on the 20th of March 2014, the second day of the event.
Maria Badakh, Head of Sales, ITE Group plc comments “Russia’s rapid economic growth in recent years has catapulted the country’s tourism spending with Russia now the 5th in the world for international tourism expenditure. As Russia’s outbound tourism continues to thrive (47 million Russians travelled abroad in 2012), as does the appetite for new and more exotic destinations. It is also the market with double digit growth, while some traditional outbound markets like the UK and Germany only grew by a few percent this year. We look forward to welcoming returning exhibitors and a few new destinations at MITT 2014, and wish them a successful show.”
Anna Pugina from Mouzenidis comments, "The Russia’s tourism market is vitally important for Mouzenidis as 65% of our tourists come from Russia. Exhibiting at MITT is a unique chance to meet new and existing partners, to share promotional material and to get an insight into the industry trends. The presentation that we organise each year collects more than 600 people, giving us the perfect opportunity to share our news and to present our product and services."
MITT 2014 will feature a diverse business programme which will enable exhibitors, trade visitors and journalists to get first-hand information on visa developments and issues facing Russia’s outbound tourism market. The key event within MITT 2014 is the Tourism Business Summit, which will take place on the 20th of March 2014, the second day of the event.
Maria Badakh, Head of Sales, ITE Group plc comments “Russia’s rapid economic growth in recent years has catapulted the country’s tourism spending with Russia now the 5th in the world for international tourism expenditure. As Russia’s outbound tourism continues to thrive (47 million Russians travelled abroad in 2012), as does the appetite for new and more exotic destinations. It is also the market with double digit growth, while some traditional outbound markets like the UK and Germany only grew by a few percent this year. We look forward to welcoming returning exhibitors and a few new destinations at MITT 2014, and wish them a successful show.”
Source: Travel Daily News, www.traveldailynews.com
There is only two months until the 21st edition of the Moscow International Travel and Tourism exhibition
(MITT), which will take place on the 19 – 22 March 2014, at the
Expocentre in Moscow. New destinations premiering at this year’s show
include: Iceland, Rhodos, Bangladesh, Balearic Islands, Karnataka,
Kerala, the Canary Islands, Cape Verde and Peru.
The event will see the first time participation from the independent travel companies: Meet in Med, Sun Tour Travel, Lusitana Sol, Vesti Mallorca, Voyages SNCF, Hotels and Lodges Tanzania, Skytour, Mistique Mantra Holidays India, Vecteur Europe Voyage, Tours France, Tripadvisor, Discover Greece, Mere Neve, Tuscany Dream, Svemar Tours, Millennium Voyage, Gazzella and many more.
This year, MITT will welcome Italy as the event’s Partner Country. Italy will communicate the highlights the country has to offer to the Russian tourists, including its internationally renowned fine cuisine, art, historial buildings and culture.
Newcomer, Thorleifur Thor Jonsson, Trade Delegations Manager from Promote Iceland, comments, “The Russian market is important for Iceland because we are catering for people that are traveling out of the main season. By participating in MITT 2014, we are hoping to get the image of Iceland as an exciting adventure destination with the highest service level, into the minds of Russian travellers.”
Many companies will be returning to MITT, include the tour operators Mouzenidis and Biblio Globus, who have more than doubled their exhibition stands.
Anna Pugina from Mouzenidis comments, "The Russia’s tourism market is vitally important for Mouzenidis as 65% of our tourists come from Russia. Exhibiting at MITT is a unique chance to meet new and existing partners, to share promotional material and to get an insight into the industry trends. The presentation that we organise each year collects more than 600 people, giving us the perfect opportunity to share our news and to present our product and services."
MITT 2014 will feature a diverse business programme which will enable exhibitors, trade visitors and journalists to get first-hand information on visa developments and issues facing Russia’s outbound tourism market. The key event within MITT 2014 is the Tourism Business Summit, which will take place on the 20th of March 2014, the second day of the event.
Maria Badakh, Head of Sales, ITE Group plc comments “Russia’s rapid economic growth in recent years has catapulted the country’s tourism spending with Russia now the 5th in the world for international tourism expenditure. As Russia’s outbound tourism continues to thrive (47 million Russians travelled abroad in 2012), as does the appetite for new and more exotic destinations. It is also the market with double digit growth, while some traditional outbound markets like the UK and Germany only grew by a few percent this year. We look forward to welcoming returning exhibitors and a few new destinations at MITT 2014, and wish them a successful show.” - See more at: http://www.traveldailynews.com/news/article/58540/two-months-until-mitt#sthash.fTLUHorH.dpuf
The event will see the first time participation from the independent travel companies: Meet in Med, Sun Tour Travel, Lusitana Sol, Vesti Mallorca, Voyages SNCF, Hotels and Lodges Tanzania, Skytour, Mistique Mantra Holidays India, Vecteur Europe Voyage, Tours France, Tripadvisor, Discover Greece, Mere Neve, Tuscany Dream, Svemar Tours, Millennium Voyage, Gazzella and many more.
This year, MITT will welcome Italy as the event’s Partner Country. Italy will communicate the highlights the country has to offer to the Russian tourists, including its internationally renowned fine cuisine, art, historial buildings and culture.
Newcomer, Thorleifur Thor Jonsson, Trade Delegations Manager from Promote Iceland, comments, “The Russian market is important for Iceland because we are catering for people that are traveling out of the main season. By participating in MITT 2014, we are hoping to get the image of Iceland as an exciting adventure destination with the highest service level, into the minds of Russian travellers.”
Many companies will be returning to MITT, include the tour operators Mouzenidis and Biblio Globus, who have more than doubled their exhibition stands.
Anna Pugina from Mouzenidis comments, "The Russia’s tourism market is vitally important for Mouzenidis as 65% of our tourists come from Russia. Exhibiting at MITT is a unique chance to meet new and existing partners, to share promotional material and to get an insight into the industry trends. The presentation that we organise each year collects more than 600 people, giving us the perfect opportunity to share our news and to present our product and services."
MITT 2014 will feature a diverse business programme which will enable exhibitors, trade visitors and journalists to get first-hand information on visa developments and issues facing Russia’s outbound tourism market. The key event within MITT 2014 is the Tourism Business Summit, which will take place on the 20th of March 2014, the second day of the event.
Maria Badakh, Head of Sales, ITE Group plc comments “Russia’s rapid economic growth in recent years has catapulted the country’s tourism spending with Russia now the 5th in the world for international tourism expenditure. As Russia’s outbound tourism continues to thrive (47 million Russians travelled abroad in 2012), as does the appetite for new and more exotic destinations. It is also the market with double digit growth, while some traditional outbound markets like the UK and Germany only grew by a few percent this year. We look forward to welcoming returning exhibitors and a few new destinations at MITT 2014, and wish them a successful show.” - See more at: http://www.traveldailynews.com/news/article/58540/two-months-until-mitt#sthash.fTLUHorH.dpuf
This
year, MITT will welcome Italy as the event’s Partner Country. Italy
will communicate the highlights the country has to offer to the Russian
tourists, including its internationally renowned fine cuisine, art,
historial buildings and culture. - See more at:
http://www.traveldailynews.com/news/article/58540/two-months-until-mitt#sthash.fTLUHorH.dpuf
This
year, MITT will welcome Italy as the event’s Partner Country. Italy
will communicate the highlights the country has to offer to the Russian
tourists, including its internationally renowned fine cuisine, art,
historial buildings and culture. - See more at:
http://www.traveldailynews.com/news/article/58540/two-months-until-mitt#sthash.fTLUHorH.dpuf
This
year, MITT will welcome Italy as the event’s Partner Country. Italy
will communicate the highlights the country has to offer to the Russian
tourists, including its internationally renowned fine cuisine, art,
historial buildings and culture. - See more at:
http://www.traveldailynews.com/news/article/58540/two-months-until-mitt#sthash.fTLUHorH.dpuf
This
year, MITT will welcome Italy as the event’s Partner Country. Italy
will communicate the highlights the country has to offer to the Russian
tourists, including its internationally renowned fine cuisine, art,
historial buildings and culture. - See more at:
http://www.traveldailynews.com/news/article/58540/two-months-until-mitt#sthash.fTLUHorH.dpuf
This
year, MITT will welcome Italy as the event’s Partner Country. Italy
will communicate the highlights the country has to offer to the Russian
tourists, including its internationally renowned fine cuisine, art,
historial buildings and culture. - See more at:
http://www.traveldailynews.com/news/article/58540/two-months-until-mitt#sthash.fTLUHorH.dpuf
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