Tourism Fair from April 25 to 28
11 April 2012
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M.I.T (International Tourism Market), the Tunisian tourism fair, is held in its 18th edition from Wednesday, April 25 to Saturday, April 28, 2012 at the Tunis Exhibition Park, Kram, under the theme "New ambition for Tunisian tourism". A showcase for tourism in Tunisia, it brings together tourism professionals and their partners, industrialists and service providers.
M.I.T offers the general public the opportunity to book their holidays in hotels in Tunisia as well as trips abroad at promotional rates
An International Fair
A Mediterranean, African, Maghreb and Arab country, Tunisia occupies a prominent place and a strategic position in world tourism; this is what gives M.I.T an international vocation.
Over the years, M.I.T has taken its place in the calendar of international tourism events. It has become an essential meeting place for world tourism.
M.I.T is a business exchange, a platform for exchange, a space for communication, a place for contacts and meetings of professionals from all over the world.
Open to all exhibitors
M.I.T is the fair for all tourism components: hotels and restaurants, tour operators and travel agencies, air, sea and land transport, car rental and leisure and entertainment centers...
M.I.T is the market for all tourism products: seaside, Saharan, rural, agricultural and mountain, ecological, sporting, active, social and associative, cultural; MICE: business tourism, congresses and incentives, well-being and health, outdoor activities: golf, yachting, hunting, diving and nautical activities…
M.I.T is open to hotel and paratouristic equipment and services, information and communication technologies, as well as to any exhibitor wishing to establish contacts with the tourism sector.
For all visitors
All visitors are welcome to M.I.T. Personalized welcome and special assistance will be provided to ensure that they can accomplish their mission in the best conditions.
Under the patronage of the Ministry of Tourism, M.I.T's institutional partners are:
- The Tunisian National Tourist Office (ONTT)
- The national airline Tunisair
- The Tunisian Federation of Hotels
- The Tunisian Federation of Travel Agencies.
Tunisiait.com
Published April 9, 2012.
Posted online April 11, 2012.
M.I.T offers the general public the opportunity to book their holidays in hotels in Tunisia as well as trips abroad at promotional rates
An International Fair
A Mediterranean, African, Maghreb and Arab country, Tunisia occupies a prominent place and a strategic position in world tourism; this is what gives M.I.T an international vocation.
Over the years, M.I.T has taken its place in the calendar of international tourism events. It has become an essential meeting place for world tourism.
M.I.T is a business exchange, a platform for exchange, a space for communication, a place for contacts and meetings of professionals from all over the world.
Open to all exhibitors
M.I.T is the fair for all tourism components: hotels and restaurants, tour operators and travel agencies, air, sea and land transport, car rental and leisure and entertainment centers...
M.I.T is the market for all tourism products: seaside, Saharan, rural, agricultural and mountain, ecological, sporting, active, social and associative, cultural; MICE: business tourism, congresses and incentives, well-being and health, outdoor activities: golf, yachting, hunting, diving and nautical activities…
M.I.T is open to hotel and paratouristic equipment and services, information and communication technologies, as well as to any exhibitor wishing to establish contacts with the tourism sector.
For all visitors
All visitors are welcome to M.I.T. Personalized welcome and special assistance will be provided to ensure that they can accomplish their mission in the best conditions.
Under the patronage of the Ministry of Tourism, M.I.T's institutional partners are:
- The Tunisian National Tourist Office (ONTT)
- The national airline Tunisair
- The Tunisian Federation of Hotels
- The Tunisian Federation of Travel Agencies.
Tunisiait.com
Published April 9, 2012.
Posted online April 11, 2012.
