Mauritius Tourism Promotion Authority conducted Travel Agents Seminar in Hyderabad and Kolkata
MTPA-India and Air Mauritius conducted Travel Agents Seminar in Hyderabad on 22nd April at Radisson Blu Plaza Hotel and in Kolkata on 24th April at The Park, Kolkata.
The product presentation was conducted by Vivek Anand -Country Manager, MTPA India and Vinit Gupte – Manager India & South Asian Sub-continent, Air Mauritius. Around two hundred travel agents were present at the seminars, an ideal platform for the agents to learn more about the destination. The objective of the seminar was to update the travel trade partners about the latest developments and product offers in Mauritius.
“We are overwhelmed to the response of the travel trade partners in Hyderabad and Kolkata though there are no direct flights to Mauritius from the cities,” said Vivek Anand, adding that Indians visiting Mauritius are in- creasingly looking for “different experiences” through a varied range of activities and Mauritius offers amazing activities for adventure lovers like sky diving, ziplining, quad biking, seakarting, submarine rides, helicopter tours and also life time experience of walking with the lions and safari. Rum and tea tasting tours are also gaining popularity among the tourists. Those who are sports minded, can enjoy a game of Golf at one of the many championship level courses in Mauritius. Indians while in Mauritius will definitely enjoy long drives, shopping, night life, delicious cuisines or simply rejuvenate themselves at the world class spas. Mauritius is a perfect MICE destination. Besides its natural splendour, the island has all the key facilities required for organising successful meetings, conferences and events.
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