The King was received by the Dubai Department of Tourism and Commerce Marketing (DTCM) Manager Overseas Promotions Mr. Khalifa Buamaim who gave him a presentation on Dubai.
In addition, the department attracted 19 hosted buyers who too were given a presentation on Dubai. Following this, the hosted buyers met with the co-participants. The Dubai stand attracted 60 co-participants under the DTCM umbrella.
This is the first time the DTCM is participating at EIBTM as part of its endeavor to take the aggressive promotional and marketing of Dubai in overseas markets to newer heights.
The EIBTM is a premium international event dedicated to the global meeting and incentives industry, making it the perfect business and network forum.
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King of Spain visits Dubai stand during EIBTM
- United Arab Emirates: Saturday, December 04 - 2004 at 11:26
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The King of Spain His Majesty Juan Carlos I visited the Dubai stand at the European Incentive Business and Travel Meetings (EIBTM) fair being in Barcelona, Spain till December 2, 2004.
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The DTCM, established in 1997, is the principal authority for planning and supervising the development of tourism and the commercial industry sector in Dubai. In order to make it the leading destination in the world, the DTCM undertakes comprehensive international promotional campaigns, on tourism and commercial opportunities. In addition to the headquarters in Dubai, DTCM has 13 overseas offices located in New York, Sydney, Frankfurt, Hong Kong, Johannesburg, London, Milan, Moscow, Mumbai, Paris, Stockholm, Tokyo and Zurich, all providing tourism and commercial information, and outstanding service to tourists and business visitors. DTCM is also the sole licensing body for hotels, hotel apartments, tour operators, tourist transport companies and travel agents. Its supervisory role covers all tourist, archaeological and heritage sites, tourism conferences and exhibitions, operation of tourist information services and licensing of tour guides.
Posted by Christine H. Andersen, Assistant News EditorSaturday, December 04 - 2004 at 11:26 UAE local time (GMT+4)
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