The Hungarian Tourism Agency (HTA), in cooperation with global hospitality company Vogue Ventures, has commenced an extensive promotional tour to showcase Hungary’s distinguished tourist attractions in three major cities in the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) countries: Jeddah, Riyadh, and Dubai. This tour is part of the promotional series organized by the HTA in the region, aiming to target the Gulf tourism market.
Tour Objectives and Activities
Through these events, the HTA aims to introduce the tourism packages and offers provided by Hungarian tourism companies, in addition to establishing direct communication with Gulf business partners. The tour also seeks to gain direct insights into Gulf market trends and provide comprehensive information about Hungary’s destinations, landmarks, and accommodation facilities.
The workshops kicked off on October 5th in Jeddah, with the participation of representatives from Hungarian tourism institutions and establishments, alongside key Gulf tourism sector partners, including travel agencies, tour operators, and media representatives. The tour will move between the three Gulf cities, which are considered an important source of tourism traffic to Hungary.
Hungary: An Ideal Destination for Gulf Tourists
These efforts are part of the Hungarian Tourism Agency’s commitment to promoting the country as an ideal destination for Gulf travelers for leisure and event celebrations, and to highlight the significant civilizational and cultural landmarks it boasts.
The Hungarian Tourism Agency delegation was led by Mr. Simon Nagy, Director of Business Development at the Hungarian National Tourism Agency.
For her part, Ms. Fadwa Al-Mesbahi, General Manager of Vogue Ventures for Global Hospitality, expressed hope that the increase in flights between Saudi Arabia and Hungary will contribute to an increase in the number of Saudi visitors. She extended an invitation to citizens and residents to visit Hungary and enjoy its tranquil European atmosphere, such as visiting Budapest, the historic capital, exploring its palaces and old cities, or enjoying winter activities like skiing.
