The GNTB develops and communicates strategies and products to promote Germany's positive image abroad as a tourist destination and to encourage tourists to visit the country. It has 30 agencies around the world to support its activities.
BERLIN – The German National Tourist Office (GNTO) will conclude its 3 city roadshow in the cities of New Delhi, Bengaluru and Mumbai witnessing great enthusiasm from the travel trade in all 3 cities on Thurs. 28th Dec.
Mr. Romit Theophilus, Director, Sales & Marketing will be in Mumbai on the concluding day of the Mumbai roadshow for select media interviews. The spokesper can throw light on the further topics catering to foreign travel & the trade affairs between the two countries:
Talk -Points:
1) Germany in the world map and the current economic scenario, although there has been economic uncertainty which has been prevailing and devaluation of the rupee, which has affected Indian outbound. Germany has still been receiving a fair amount of travelers.
2) Germany has witnessed 402,440 overnights from January-August, 2013. Germany’s season is waiting around the corner with vibrant colors and countless events to witness arts & culture of the country. Germany awaits Indian Travellers to explore Romantic castles, tall sailing ships,
3) Promoting the diverse appeal of the country worldwide as a Travel Destinations for Leisure, MICE, Education and much more
3) Indian perspective, The road shows which were scheduled this year in Delhi, Mumbai and Bangalore that facilitated interactions on latest updates, highlights and attractions for the Indian travelers and the travel trade industry.
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