Lona lua i le faʻasologa o le fa Tourism Aialani fonotaga faaleaoaoga na faia lea o le a faia i Farani i le taimi o le 2019 e faamamafa faigofie ai o le ulufale atu mai Farani i Aialani ma auina atu tele pisinisi i itulagi Irani i le ese-tumutumu vaitau. O le falefaigaluega muamua na faia i Toulouse ia Ianuari, ma isi fonotaga faaleaoaoga na fuafuaina e faia i Lyon ma Nice i masina a sau.
Pisinisi turisi mai le motu o Aialani ma Farani na potopoto faʻatasi i Bordeaux i lenei vaiaso e auai i le B2B fonotaga faʻaleaʻoaʻoga ma fesoʻotaʻiga gaioiga faʻatulagaina e Tourism Ireland. Na feiloaʻi pisinisi ma ofisa femalagaaʻi i le lotoifale e faʻailoa atu ma aʻoaʻoina i latou e uiga i le motu o Aialani ma, aemaise ai, ona tagata lauiloa ma ona maataua lilo.
Na taʻua e le pule o Turisi Ausetalia mo Europa i Saute, Monica MacLaverty, "O le matou polokalame faaleaoaoga ma le upega tafailagi o se avanoa lelei tele lea e feiloai ai, ma fai pisinisi faatasi ai ma ofisa femalagaaʻi i Bordeaux, ma mautinoa ai o le motu o Aialani ua" tumutumu mafaufau "mo le faigamalaga. sooupu i lenei tausaga pe a fautuaina ma okaina aso malolo mo latou tagata faʻatau.
"Faatasi ai ma Aer Lingus ma Ryanair malaga mai Dublin i Bordeaux, o la matou sini o le faamamafa faigofie o le ulufale atu i Aialani mo tagata o nonofo i lenei itu o Farani. O loʻo matou faʻamoemoe foi e unaʻia le tuputupu aʻe i itulagi ma ia unaʻia le au tafafao Farani e malaga i Aialani i le tauau o vaitau. "
OA MEA E AVEA MAI LENEI TUSI:
- The second in a series of four Tourism Ireland workshops was held that will take place in France during 2019 to highlight ease of access from France to Ireland and deliver more business to Ireland's regions in the off-peak season.
- Tourism businesses from the island of Ireland and France came together in Bordeaux this week to take part in a B2B workshop and networking event organized by Tourism Ireland.
- Tourism Ireland's manager for Southern Europe, Monica MacLaverty, commented, “Our workshop and networking event was an excellent opportunity to meet, and do business with, travel agents in Bordeaux, ensuring that the island of Ireland is ‘top of mind’.
