Turespaña reinforces its technique to unfold worldwide tourism in La Rioja and Navarra

MADRID, Could 28. (EUROPE Press) –

Turespaña, along with the Tourism of the autonomous communities of La Rioja and Navarra, is holding a convention this Tuesday and tomorrow to assist the internationalization of Home Tourism to the technique of de- mediation within the two areas to consolidate, in keeping with assertion.

Specifically, the aims of those classes are to be taught personally in regards to the new provide of those communities and introduce them to the unique markets and increase cooperation with these inner locations to raised market them to -international.

The conferences will happen in Logroño (La Rioja) at the moment and in Pamplona (Navarra) tomorrow. The Spanish Tourism Councils in Paris, Berlin, London, The Hague and Brussels will take part, who will present the traits of their very own markets and the helpful info to alter the provide of those two autonomous communities.

As well as, as of late, there is a chance to ‘community’ between the native enterprise tourism sector and the tourism advisors of those 5 markets. Along with the times in La Rioja and Navarra there’s a program of technical journeys to totally different locations and cultural provides, meals and wine and nature tourism.

In Logroño, the Minister of Tourism of La Rioja, José Luis Pérez Pastor, will take part on behalf of the Authorities of La Rioja, and could have an institutional presence with the President of the Authorities of La Rioja, Gonzalo Capellán de Miguel.

The Minister of Tradition, Sports activities and Tourism of the Navarra Neighborhood, Rebeca Esnaola, and the Basic Director of Tourism, Ana Rivas, intervened on the Pamplona occasion.

Lastly, the Turespaña delegation that can take part in these two working days is led by the overall director, Miguel Sanz Castedo, along with the Deputy Basic Director of Technique, Felipe Formariz Pombo, Deputy Director Advertising and marketing Basic, Blanca Pérez-Sauquillo, and Paris vacationer advisors, Mª José Gómez Gómez; from Berlin, Álvaro Blanco Volmer; from London, Manuel Butler Halter; from The Hague, Ignacio Valle Muñoz, and from Brussels, Miguel Angel Nombela López.