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A seminar about SPA and wellness tourism from the countries of the Central European Initiative will be held in Bulgaria, starting from today until April 28. Deputy chairman of the State Agency for Tourism Svetoslav Novakov has explained that the forum is held within the framework of the Bulgarian presidency of the Central European Initiative. 11 officials from Austria, Croatia, Poland, Romania, Slovenia, Serbia and Macedonia will arrive today.
Amr Abdel-Ghaffar, Regional Representative of the World Tourism Organization (WTO) for Eastern Europe and the Middle East as well as Joachim Lieber, secretary general of the European Spas Association will be among the participants.Source:focus-fen.net

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Just three years after the Olympics, Athens has established itself as a key city break destination and is now gearing up for the world’s leading travel and tourism show dedicated to the city  break sector.

Reed Travel Exhibition’s, City Break 2007, will see Europe’s leading buyers and suppliers of city breaks descend on the former Olympic host city for an intensive three-day workshop.

According to IPK’s World Travel Monitor, city based tourism accounts for almost 40% of total European outbound trips. In light of this, Athens is making the most of its post Olympic tourism potential and is promoting the European capital as a year round city break destination. Hotels and airlines are teaming up to create enticing packages highlighting the capital’s iconic cultural offerings alongside more contemporary pursuits such as art festivals, casinos, fashionable restaurants, chic bars and glamorous shopping.Source:traveldailynews.com

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