THE MEXICO TOURISM BOARD HOSTS “THE BEST OF MEXICO TRAVEL SHOW” IN MIAMI

 

 

The Mexico Tourism Board, along with the most renowned members of the travel industry in South Florida including tour operators, travel agents and journalists participated in “The Best of Mexico Travel Show” for the first time ever. The exclusive event, held at the Biltmore Hotel on September 17^th featured an array of exciting destinations within Mexico, as well as popular airlines, hotels and service providers.

 

During the opening breakfast, Artemio Santos, Chief Operation Officer of the Mexico Tourism Board along with Teresa Villarreal, Director of the Mexico Tourism Board in Miami spoke about the attractive and multifaceted tourism offering that Mexico has to offer, as well as the top tier services and superior infrastructure within Mexican destinations.  

 

Participating destinations included: Guanajuato, Yucatan, Veracruz, Oaxaca, Huatulco, Riviera Maya, and Cancun among others.  Popular airlines such as Aeromexico and Alma; hotels such as Fiesta Americana, Sol Melia and Capella Hotels & Resorts; and car rental companies such as Avis, also took part in this informative event, geared toward the tourism industry.

 

 

       PHOTO CAPTION:

       Rolando Aedo, Senior Vice President Greater Miami Convention &      

       Visitors Bureau; Teresa Villarreal, Director Mexico Tourism Board

       and Roberto Schaps, Turkel Advertising.

 

 

PHOTO CAPTION:

Artemio Santos, Chief Operation Officer Mexico Tourism Board; Teresa Villarreal, Director Mexico Tourism Board; Agustin Rangugni, Radio Miami; Carlos Ulibarri, Director BT Boletín Turístico.

 

 

 

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.

www.visitmexico.com

 

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