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Accord on hosting destination events

NEW DELHI:As destination meetings for conferences, corporate meetings or even weddings overseas continuing to grow, an Indian association announced a tie-up with Turkey's largest operator to open the doors to resort city Antalya to host events.

Tribune News Service

New Delhi, April 27

As destination meetings for conferences, corporate meetings or even weddings overseas continuing to grow, an Indian association announced a tie-up with Turkey's largest operator to open the doors to resort city Antalya to host events.

Announcing the partnership, Turkish Ambassador Sakir Özkan Torunlar said, "Antalya is one of the world's most popular destinations for MICE projects and India is the perfect partner to work with to build sustainable tourism that will help both the business of Antalya and Turkey overall. On behalf of the government and the people of Turkey I welcome India's event industry to our country."

Event and Entertainment Management Association announced the tie-up with Turkey's largest MICE operator, Inventum Global.

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