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Baku/31.03.23/Turan: The 19th Azerbaijan international exhibition "Tourism and Travel" AITF 2023 will be held in Baku Expo Center from April 4-6, for the first time after a 3-year break caused by the pandemic.
The exhibition brings together representatives of the tourism industry, national and regional tourism organizations and government agencies from different countries. In addition to Azerbaijan, the AITF 2023 exhibition will be attended by companies from Belarus, Bulgaria, Georgia, Cuba, Poland, the Russian Federation, Slovenia, Tunisia, Uzbekistan, the Czech Republic, Switzerland and other countries.
Note that Belarus, Poland, Uzbekistan and the Czech Republic will take part in the national stands.
This year Bulgaria, which is a permanent participant of the exhibition, is the General Sponsor of AITF 2023 and Uzbekistan is a partner country.
Organizer of the AITF 2023 is the company "Caspian Event Organizers". -08B-
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