MINSK, 20 August (BelTA) – Belarus and Vietnam forge closer tourism ties, BelTA learned from the National Tourism Agency following a webinar aimed at boosting cooperation between tourism industries of the two countries on 19 August.
The webinar’s goal was to establish and develop cooperation between tour operators of Belarus and Vietnam, and to increase tourist flow between the two countries. The event was held with the support of the Consulate General of Belarus in Ho Chi Minh City.
The webinar explored the tourism potential of both countries and culminated in B2B negotiations where participants discussed concrete opportunities for cooperation in organizing tours both to and from Belarus and Vietnam.
According to representatives of Saigontourist Travel Service, the company sees organizing tours to Belarus as a new priority and is interested in finding reliable partners in Belarus for long-term and mutually beneficial cooperation.
“The webinar was an important step in developing cooperation between Belarus and Vietnam in tourism and opened up new prospects for increasing tourist flow between the two countries,” the National Tourism Agency noted.
The webinar’s goal was to establish and develop cooperation between tour operators of Belarus and Vietnam, and to increase tourist flow between the two countries. The event was held with the support of the Consulate General of Belarus in Ho Chi Minh City.
The webinar explored the tourism potential of both countries and culminated in B2B negotiations where participants discussed concrete opportunities for cooperation in organizing tours both to and from Belarus and Vietnam.
According to representatives of Saigontourist Travel Service, the company sees organizing tours to Belarus as a new priority and is interested in finding reliable partners in Belarus for long-term and mutually beneficial cooperation.
“The webinar was an important step in developing cooperation between Belarus and Vietnam in tourism and opened up new prospects for increasing tourist flow between the two countries,” the National Tourism Agency noted.
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