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    Armenpress

    DILIJAN REGIONAL TOURISM INFORMATION CENTER TO OPEN
    NEXT TUESDAY

    YEREVAN, NOVEMBER 10, ARMENPRESS: Tourism
    Information Center in Armenia's most famous resort
    town of Dilijan will open on November 14. The center's
    development has been supported by USAID CAPS, in close
    collaboration with the Dilijan Mayor's Office and the
    Dilijan Tourism Association (DTA). The ceremony will
    be followed by a quick tour of the Dilijan
    improvements.
    The establishment of the Tourism Information Center
    is a major step in implementation of the Dilijan Pilot
    Project launched by CAPS, as part of USAID Armenia's
    tourism cluster strengthening and competitiveness
    program. In March 2006, the Dilijan Pilot Project
    began as a pilot site for the CAPS tourism development
    project. Since then CAPS has trained local tourism
    service providers to improve Dilijan as a tourism
    destination.
    The friendly, multilingual staff of the Information
    Center will provide high quality customer service to
    local and foreign visitors on accommodation,
    attractions, and other tourist information in order to
    make their stay in Dilijan more enjoyable.
    To provide an experience to the tourists during
    their stay in Dilijan and to support the
    sustainability of the center, a new bicycle rental
    enterprise will operate in Dilijan allowing visitors
    to use the newly marked bike path. The Information
    Center will also offer internet access to visitors for
    a small charge.
    By actively engaging local communities in a
    commonly beneficial project, CAPS aims to achieve
    sustainable, cluster-based (the tourism cluster
    includes hotels, restaurants, tour operators, local
    government and business associations - all
    stakeholders) economic growth through communicating
    the value of cluster competitiveness. The Dilijan
    Pilot Project can become a model for other cities to
    use in implementing low-cost, high-impact local
    tourism development programs to benefit all
    stakeholders.
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