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Pre-workshop meeting reviews arrangements
- United Arab Emirates: Thursday, May 29 - 2008 at 12:10
- PRESS RELEASE
The Department of Tourism and Commerce Marketing (DTCM) reviewed the arrangements for holding a GCC Tourism workshop, hosted by the Government tourism body in Dubai.
The representatives of the co-participants in the pre-workshop meeting were informed that the decision to this effect was made to enable a maximum number of co-participants to interact with their counterparts from other GCC countries. In the past, DTCM had imposed a limit on the number of co-participants to take part in such workshops held in the region.
Mr. Saleh Al Geziry, Director Overseas Promotions reviewed and discussed different arrangements for the forthcoming event and expressed satisfaction over the plan of the workshop.
"This workshop would provide an opportunity for the tour operators of the GCC market to learn of the latest developments, improvements in the facilities and infrastructure and current attractions of Dubai besides having some insights into the upcoming events and attractions," Mr. Saleh Al Geziry said.
Director DTCM, Saudi Arabia offices, Mr. Ali Al Zayat and Talal Al Swaidi, senior executive Overseas Promotion were also present in the meeting which held this morning.
The participants at the meeting were informed that the GCC market was very important for the Dubai and DTCM as the number of tourists from this region was gradually increasing and would help promote sustainable regional tourism.
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