VITM reports 30,000 tour customers
The Vietnam International Travel Mart (VITM), which took place in Hanoi from March 27-30, attracted 30,000 customers with a turnover of 322 billion VND (14 million USD).
The recent Vietnam International Travel Mart attracted 30,000 visitors (Photo: VNA)Hanoi (VNA) - The
Vietnam International Travel Mart (VITM), which took place in Hanoi from March
27-30, attracted 30,000 customers with a turnover of 322 billion VND (14
million USD).
“This year, the VITM welcomed 500 enterprises from 47 cities and provinces; and 27 countries and territories,” according to Vu The Binh, a member of the organising board.
Around 65,000 people visited the event.
The organising board launched a survey for the participating businesses, which said 74.5 percent of them have committed to continuing participating in the VITM in 2020.
On the occasion, the Vietnam Administration of Tourism (VNAT) signed an MoU with Vietjet Air to enhance co-operation to boost tourism and promoting the country’s image to the world.
“Vietjet Air join hands with VNAT to take part in international travel marts across the world and organise promoting tourism programmes abroad," said Ha Van Sieu, vice chairman of VNAT.
“We expect that Vietjet Air will help connect Vietnam to the world through more direct flights,” said Sieu.
Sieu also revealed that Vietnam received 5 million international tourists in the first three months of this year, and expected the number to reach 18 million this year.-VNA
“This year, the VITM welcomed 500 enterprises from 47 cities and provinces; and 27 countries and territories,” according to Vu The Binh, a member of the organising board.
Around 65,000 people visited the event.
The organising board launched a survey for the participating businesses, which said 74.5 percent of them have committed to continuing participating in the VITM in 2020.
On the occasion, the Vietnam Administration of Tourism (VNAT) signed an MoU with Vietjet Air to enhance co-operation to boost tourism and promoting the country’s image to the world.
“Vietjet Air join hands with VNAT to take part in international travel marts across the world and organise promoting tourism programmes abroad," said Ha Van Sieu, vice chairman of VNAT.
“We expect that Vietjet Air will help connect Vietnam to the world through more direct flights,” said Sieu.
Sieu also revealed that Vietnam received 5 million international tourists in the first three months of this year, and expected the number to reach 18 million this year.-VNA
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