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    B2B Event for Southeast European Tourism Sees Surge in Delegates

    News TeamBy News Team19/04/2024No Comments2 Mins Read
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    A recent B2B event focusing on Southeast Europe has marked a significant rise in participation, underlining the growing interest in this diverse region.

    Held at the Congress Centre in London, the New Deal Europe Marketplace and Forum 2024 showcased a wide array of destinations from the Balkans and beyond, drawing an impressive turnout from tourism professionals.

    The New Deal Europe event recorded over 1,300 meetings, underscoring an unprecedented level of engagement in the B2B marketplace. With more than 90 buyer and 65 supplier companies, the event saw a 30% increase in participation compared to last year. The meeting’s atmosphere was vibrant as participants discussed potential partnerships and business opportunities.

    The city tourism board of Zagreb also participated, providing insights into urban tourism trends and developments. Such diverse representation reinforced the event’s status as a vital platform for promoting regional tourism.

    The success story is Slovenia, which managed to expand its tourism sector while reducing carbon emissions. This model was presented as a benchmark for how tourism growth and environmental responsibility can align.

    The discussions highlighted the importance of combining growth with environmental stewardship, illustrating a path forward for regional tourism that benefits both local economies and ecosystems.

    The New Deal Europe event continues to serve as a catalyst for regional tourism advocacy, promoting the diverse offerings of Southeast Europe to a global audience.

    Delegates left with a wealth of knowledge and a renewed commitment to fostering tourism partnerships. The success of the event illustrates the enduring appeal of Southeast Europe as a premier tourism destination.

    With a focus on sustainability and collaboration, the event exemplifies a forward-thinking approach to tourism in Southeast Europe, promising continued success and innovation.

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    The New Deal Europe event has charted a promising course for tourism in Southeast Europe, evidenced by increased participation and positive industry feedback.

    With its emphasis on sustainable practices and regional collaboration, the event has laid the groundwork for future growth and development.

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