MTM - Moroccan Travel Market 2009
Under the Patronage of His Majesty King Mohamed VI, International Fairs & Events is organizing the second edition of 'Moroccan Travel Market "(MTM), from January 15 to 18, 2009 in Marrakech. Born from the desire of off-RIR to Africa and the Mediterranean lounge global tourism, the MTM is a unique opportunity for industry professionals to eff-ectuer B to B shares on the African continent and to promote North-South meetings of the Mediterranean. Taking advantage of the ideal geographical location of Morocco, the show has filled the lack of meetings leading tourist area.
After a completely successful first edition, the second edition of the show takes place in a global economy marked by an unprecedented financial crisis-. A crisis that led to a decrease in purchasing power ostensibly in developed countries mainly transmitters.
In fact, the problem that arises today is to offer a line with the economic reality of consumers and the mutation of pro-line with the request that tends towards more authenticity. With this in mind, the MTM 2009 is intended as a platform for designing and promoting a new off-line re the global purchasing power and the desire to develop an authentic tourism, respectful and responsible exiting mechanisms
traditional industrialization of services or "leisure chain."
Undeniably, Africa and Mediterranean countries are able to reveal even more new sites rich in color.
Aware of the economic and cultural tourism in the region, the MTM is for all industry professionals, exhibitors (Offi-those of Tourism, Airlines, Tour Operators, Travel Agencies, Destination Management, Carriers, Providers Services, Cruise Companies, Hotel Chains, Investors, Insurers ...) and visitors (Buyer Responsible
distribution networks, Heads of Agencies, Product Managers, Production Managers, Sales Managers, Tour Operators, DMC Agencies ....
Therefore, for its second edition, the fair focuses on three main areas:
business,
reflection and usability.
These are the three components of the event, beyond the limited purpose of a living classic B to B, expanded its interest in current issues and problems of tourism in the scenery of the Red City.
Business-wise, these are exceptional business opportunities that are available to exhibitors and visitors through meetings planned and customized, such as those organized for upstream "hosted buyers". These meetings arranged for buyers, whose residence is fully supported by the organizers through a quota of appointments to meet with exhibitors, underline the commitment of the organizers to bring the decision makers.
Like the promotional package for travel agents in Europe to 290 Euros flight, transfer and 3 nights in 4 * included.
Also, the component re-bending is not set to rest through conferences organized as part of the show and led by world renowned speakers. This year, these are important topics such as tourism fair, low-cost transportation and family tourism, which will be treated to come out with concrete recommendations.
Finally, usability side, a rich and diversié punctuates the sessions and help exhibitors and exhibition visitors to experience the charm of the Red City.
In addition, MTM has extensive media campaign combining multi-channel media and non-media activities. The purpose is to inform and to gather the maximum number of visitors and give a
International expansion to the event through accreditation and full support of more than 200 journalists representing media outlets Moroccans and foreigners.
Far from resting on its laurels, this year the MTM expands and accompanies its development through a range of innovations that make the event has nothing to envy to similar international fairs. Indeed, the radius of the news this year: a richer and more attractive, personalized meetings and in the space business meeting "Menara Club", the latest trends in tourism in Africa and Mediterranean, events and parties
exceptional festive ...
Appointment is made at Marrakesh from 15 to 18 January 2009, for the event B to B major tourism in Africa and Mediterranean.
