The annual tourism fair International Travel Mart (ITM) Mongolia, co-organized by the Ministry of Environment and Tourism and Mongolian Tourism Association opens today at Misheel Expo center for the 18th year.
The expo has been considered an ideal platform for administrative units across Mongolia to promote new infrastructure development, tourism brand and tourism products in their localities.
Aiming to promote Mongolia’s tourism industry, and introduce major tourism projects and programs implemented in 21 aimags and the capital city to public, the exhibition will continue until April 2, Sunday.
However it’s notable that on March 31, today, the exhibition is unavailable to general public as a forum on cooperation in tourism and a Business-To-Business event will be held among tour operators and concerned parties.
Inviting the public to the fair on April 1-2, the organizers will also host a Tourism Labor Market event on the last day which introduces more than 300 job opportunities by over 40 employers.
The organizers estimate that some 250 organizations including tour operators, businesses, hotels, tourist camps, guest houses, government and non-government organizations, cultural organizations and tourism product manufacturers will be participating in the expo.
The annual tourism fair International Travel Mart (ITM) Mongolia, co-organized by the Ministry of Environment and Tourism and Mongolian Tourism Association opens today at Misheel Expo center for the 18th year.
The expo has been considered an ideal platform for administrative units across Mongolia to promote new infrastructure development, tourism brand and tourism products in their localities.
Aiming to promote Mongolia’s tourism industry, and introduce major tourism projects and programs implemented in 21 aimags and the capital city to public, the exhibition will continue until April 2, Sunday.
However it’s notable that on March 31, today, the exhibition is unavailable to general public as a forum on cooperation in tourism and a Business-To-Business event will be held among tour operators and concerned parties.
Inviting the public to the fair on April 1-2, the organizers will also host a Tourism Labor Market event on the last day which introduces more than 300 job opportunities by over 40 employers.
The organizers estimate that some 250 organizations including tour operators, businesses, hotels, tourist camps, guest houses, government and non-government organizations, cultural organizations and tourism product manufacturers will be participating in the expo.