Today at Baku Expo Center opened on 12th Azerbaijan International Exhibition "Tourism and Travel" AITF 2013. This year will participate in AITF companies and organizations from 35 countries, who will demonstrate various areas of tourism.
This year, the exhibition brought together more than 200 participants, including 40% regular exhibitors. 19 countries will present their national stands. The regular participants of the exhibition (Turkey, Georgia, Czech Republic, United Arab Emirates, Russia, Malaysia and other countries) in Baku for the first time were representatives of Morocco, Hungary, Slovenia, Thailand, Tunisia and France.
Turkey and Georgia have increased the size of their exhibition stands nearly 2-fold. After a pause, visitors will again this year be able to see offers from tour operators in Egypt.
The exhibition was attended by leading local travel companies, including Silk Way Travel, Millennium Tour, Gilan Tourism, N-Travel, Smart Holiday, etc.
As part of the national groups and their stands are many airlines and aviation agencies. In particular, the individual stands will perform Azerbaijan Airlines, Turkish Airlines, China Southern Airlines, Air Astana, Adria Airways (Slovenia), etc.
The exhibition will also be a platform to review the tourism potential of Azerbaijan. The exhibition will end on April 6. - 08D-
Economics
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