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THE NUMBER OF ITALIAN TOURISTS VISITING ARMENIA INCREASES 10-15% ANNUALLY
Nvard Davtyan
"Radiolur"
30.03.2012 14:46
Armenia-Italy: Opportunities of Tourism Development" forum held
within the framework of the program "From St. Lazarus to Ararat"
project kicked off in Yerevan today.
The forum aims at promoting growth of bilateral influx of tourists and
securing the maximum presentation of the Armenian tourism opportunities
in the Italian tourism market.
The event is organized by the Armenian National Competitiveness
Foundation, Italia's Veneto Region, Venice Chamber of Commerce,
Mkhitarian Congregation at the St. Lazarus and the Armenian Ministry
of Economy.
"The warm Armenian-Italian relations are reflected in the filed of
tourism," Executive Director of the Armenian National Competitiveness
Foundation Arman Khachatryan said, adding that "the number of Italian
tourists visiting Armenia increases 10-15% annually."
According to him, the Armenian cultural heritage is more popular in
Venice, where the Mkhitaryan Congregation is located.
From: Baghdasarian
Nvard Davtyan
"Radiolur"
30.03.2012 14:46
Armenia-Italy: Opportunities of Tourism Development" forum held
within the framework of the program "From St. Lazarus to Ararat"
project kicked off in Yerevan today.
The forum aims at promoting growth of bilateral influx of tourists and
securing the maximum presentation of the Armenian tourism opportunities
in the Italian tourism market.
The event is organized by the Armenian National Competitiveness
Foundation, Italia's Veneto Region, Venice Chamber of Commerce,
Mkhitarian Congregation at the St. Lazarus and the Armenian Ministry
of Economy.
"The warm Armenian-Italian relations are reflected in the filed of
tourism," Executive Director of the Armenian National Competitiveness
Foundation Arman Khachatryan said, adding that "the number of Italian
tourists visiting Armenia increases 10-15% annually."
According to him, the Armenian cultural heritage is more popular in
Venice, where the Mkhitaryan Congregation is located.
From: Baghdasarian