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ARMENIA TO HOST UNWTO MINISTERIAL MEETING
Tert.am
21.10.11
Next autumn, Yerevan is to host a ministerial conference of the UN
World Tourism Organization (UNWTO).
Seventy percent of the 154 UNWTO member-states are expected to take
part in the conference.
At his press conference, Armenia's Deputy Minister of Economy Ara
Petrosyan reported that the host country will do its best for the
2-3-member delegations that are expected to arrive in Armenia to spend
the week-end after the conference in Armenia to get acquainted with
the country's tourist industry and prospects for its development.
Petrosyan said that organizational issues were discussed with Mr.
Taleb Rifai, UNWTO Secretary General, at the 19th session of the
UNWTO General Assembly in Gyeongju, South Korea, Oct. 8-14.
Petrosyan said that the ministerial conference is expected to sign a
Yerevan Declaration. Thus, Armenia, and its capital Yerevan, will go
down in international history of tourism. He stressed that Armenia
is ready to host large-scale international events, which will raise
the country's ratings in the international tourist market.
From: Emil Lazarian | Ararat NewsPress
Tert.am
21.10.11
Next autumn, Yerevan is to host a ministerial conference of the UN
World Tourism Organization (UNWTO).
Seventy percent of the 154 UNWTO member-states are expected to take
part in the conference.
At his press conference, Armenia's Deputy Minister of Economy Ara
Petrosyan reported that the host country will do its best for the
2-3-member delegations that are expected to arrive in Armenia to spend
the week-end after the conference in Armenia to get acquainted with
the country's tourist industry and prospects for its development.
Petrosyan said that organizational issues were discussed with Mr.
Taleb Rifai, UNWTO Secretary General, at the 19th session of the
UNWTO General Assembly in Gyeongju, South Korea, Oct. 8-14.
Petrosyan said that the ministerial conference is expected to sign a
Yerevan Declaration. Thus, Armenia, and its capital Yerevan, will go
down in international history of tourism. He stressed that Armenia
is ready to host large-scale international events, which will raise
the country's ratings in the international tourist market.
From: Emil Lazarian | Ararat NewsPress