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Jordan drops in to meet agents
Mahfouz Kishek, director of marketing, Jordan Tourism Board, will host a delegation from Jordan to meet with the travel and MICE industry in Australia.
The roadshow has been organised by the Jordan Tourism Board and supported by the USAID Jordan Tourism Development Project (Siyaha) as part of efforts to tap into new source markets.
"We see Australia as an incredibly important source market with the number of travellers from Australia to Jordan increasing by 20% between 2009 and 2011, with an average spend of AUD3800," Kishek said.
The cocktail and canap-©s event will take place at the following venues (all 6.30pm-8.30pm)
Brisbane – Emporium Hotel, Monday, October 15
Sydney – Sheraton on the Park, Tuesday, October 16
Melbourne – Hotel Windsor, Wednesday, October 17
RSVPs are to Nicole Lenoir-Jourdan at Five Star PR via [email protected] or 02 9449 3088.
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