Romania participates in the TTG Travel Experience fair in Rimini, Italy, alongside 15 co-exhibitors, promoting tourist destinations through various offers and traditional products.
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At TTG Travel Experience, Romania presents its tourist offer at a 102 sqm stand, under the message "Explore the gardens of the Carpathians". Co-exhibitors include tour operators and local authorities, promoting cultural circuits, nature tourism, and spa tourism. The stand offers visitors traditional products, and representatives of the General Consulate of Romania in Bologna support promotional efforts. Italy is an important market, with tourists attracted by authentic experiences and local cuisine. The participation aims to strengthen Romania's image as an attractive tourist destination.
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România participă la târgul internaţional de turism TTG Travel Experience de la Rimini, Italia. 15 co-expozanți sunt prezenți la standul țării noastre
TTG Travel Experience - Italia, primul târg din această toamnă la care România este prezentă cu stand național
Turismul românesc, promovat la TTG Travel Experience - primul târg major al toamnei
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