China ikukonzekera maulendo apadziko lonse lapansi

“Our initial strategy was to concentrate on local and regional travel first and then focus on international travel. At the end of 2019 we were ready and committed to start a campaign to bring Chinese visitors to Bahrain. We were planning a direct flight with Gulf Air, but then the pandemic hit and all of our plans were put on hold. China remains a priority,” he said.

Other panelists included Helen Shapovalova, Founder, Pan Ukraine, Sumathi Ramanathan, Vice President, Market Strategy & Sales at Expo 2020 Dubai, Alma Au Yeung Corporate Director – Strategic Projects and Partnerships, Emaar and Mr Wang, Managing Director, High Way Travel & Tourism.

Earlier in the day, HH Sheikh Ahmed bin Saeed Al Maktoum, President of the Dubai Civil Aviation Authority, CEO and Founder of the Emirates Group and chairman of Dubai World, officially inaugurated the show, marking the start of the 28^th kusindikiza kwa chiwonetsero chachikulu kwambiri pakuyenda komanso zokopa alendo ku Middle East.

Running through until Wednesday 19 May at the Dubai World Trade Centre, this year’s event has 1,300 exhibitors from 62 countries including the UAE, Saudi Arabia, Israel, Italy, Germany, Cyprus, Egypt, Indonesia, Malaysia, South Korea, the Maldives, the Philippines, Thailand, Mexico and the US, underscoring the strength of ATM’s reach.

Mutu wawonetsero wa ATM 2021 uli moyenerera 'Kuyamba Kwatsopano Kwa Maulendo & Tourism' ndipo wafalikira m'maholo asanu ndi anayi.

Chaka chino, kwa nthawi yoyamba m'mbiri ya ATM, mtundu watsopano wosakanizidwa udzatanthauza ATM yeniyeni yomwe ikuyenda patatha sabata imodzi, kuyambira 24-26 Meyi, kuti igwirizane ndikufikira anthu ambiri kuposa kale. ATM Virtual, yomwe idayamba chaka chatha, idachita bwino kwambiri kukopa anthu 12,000 opezeka pa intaneti ochokera kumayiko 140.