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MEXICAN DIGNITARIES JOIN
TOGETHER TO INAUGURATE THE MEXICO
PAVILLION AT THE 2008 MOTIVATION SHOW
IN CHICAGO
PHOTO CAPTION:
From left to right: Artemio
Santos, Chief Operating Officer of the Mexico Tourism Board; Ambassador Manuel
Rodriguez Arriaga, Consul General of Mexico in Chicago; Oscar Fitch, Chief
Executive Officer of the Mexico Tourism Board; Susana Elosegui Cross, Secretary
of Tourism for the State of Durango; Eduardo Chaillo, Director of the Strategic
Business Unit, US & Canada for the Mexico Tourism Board;
Chicago, IL; September 23rd, 2008 — Mexico Tourism Board officials
joined the Consul General in Chicago to inaugurate the Mexico Pavilion at this
year’s Motivation Show in Chicago. Celebrating Mexico’s wide array
of destinations for meetings and conventions, traditional Mexican-style
Mariachis accompanied Oscar Fitch, CEO of the Mexico Tourism Board as he and Ambassador Manuel Rodriguez Arriaga, Consul
General of Mexico in Chicago cut the ceremonial red ribbon to officially
kick start this year’s activities at the annual Motivation Show, taking
place from September 23rd til the 25th at the McCormick
Place. The Mexico Pavilion is the largest both in the show, compromising an
area of 6,400 square feet.Throughout
the next 3 days, Mexico will welcome more than 12,000 buyers and international
suppliers at the Mexico Pavilion, offering guests a complete understanding of
what Mexico’s variety of destinations have to offer, including adventure,
cultural, historical and gastronomical tourism, along with the best in meeting
space, hotel rooms and the most advanced technology world-wide.
About Mexico
Tourism Board
The Mexico Tourism Board (MTB) brings together the
resources of federal and state governments, municipalities and private
companies to promote Mexico’s
tourism attractions and destinations internationally. Created in 1999, the
MTB is Mexico’s tourism promotion agency,
and its participants include members of both the
private and public sectors. The MTB has offices
throughout North America,
Europe, Japan
and Latin America.
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