Insurance company Alfa Sigorta together with the Tourism Association of Azerbaijan (AzTa) determine the best players of the local tourism industry.
According to the head of AzTa Nahid Bagirov, association and the insurance company will hold a special event on December 27.
" For the first time since the creation of AzTa awards ceremony will be held companies , the most distinguished in the industry of tourism and hotel business in the past year. Prizes will be awarded in the categories " five, four and three star hotels ," " the best travel agency in the field of inbound , outbound and domestic tourism", " best media promoting the tourism industry ," etc. ," said Bagirov .
Alfa Sigorta got a license to operate in 1997. Sole shareholder is JSC "Bank Technique".
The authorized capital of 7.78 million manat. The company provides more than 35 types of compulsory and voluntary insurance . - 17D-
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