Colombian tourism prepares for reopening
Today and tomorrow ANATO will hold its Tourism Chain Business Roundtable, a virtual activity that through planned meetings will bring together the supply and demand of the sector
The more than 2,300 scheduled appointments, 120 buying ANATO Travel Agencies and about 150 selling companies among cruise companies, land transportation, assistance insurance, bureaus, accommodation establishments, parks, tourist representation offices, official entities, among others , will meet in the first virtual version of this event.
"The reactivation of the travel industry will start soon and we have developed this initiative to prepare our Travel Agencies for the moment when tourist transport is enabled and we can impact, in the first instance, the domestic market and later, the international one. ”Said Paula Cortés Calle, executive president of ANATO.
With the completion of this activity, products and services will be commercialized that will strengthen the offer of the Agencies in the face of the reactivation of the travel industry and the end of the year season, and will improve their competitiveness by allowing them to know the trends in the sector and expand your network of contacts.