Top officials from DTCM met with the Hungarian delegation that was headed by the Minister of Foreign Affairs and included Dr. Peter Kevick, Deputy Director General and Zsigmond Dvorzsanszki, Charge d' Affaires, Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary.
The visiting Hungarian delegation was briefed about Dubai's spectacular progress as the world's leading leisure and tourism destination and the landmark projects that is increasingly shaping the emirate as an icon of excellence.
The visitors were presented a special souvenir and Dubai memorabilia.
Europe is a key source market for Dubai's tourism industry. The number of Hungarian hotel visitors to Dubai increased by 18.2 per cent between January-June 2005. There were 2,207 Hungarian passengers who passed through Dubai International Airport during 2004.
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High profile Hungarian delegation visits DTCM
- United Arab Emirates: Tuesday, December 13 - 2005 at 15:20
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A high-profile delegation from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Republic of Hungary visited the Dubai Tourism and Commerce Marketing (DTCM) Head Office recently with the aim of enhancing bilateral trade and cooperation between the two countries.
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