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22/07/2017

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25/05/2017

Want to explore more about the opportunities Iran offers for Tourism of adventures?
Join us the 2nd - 5th, September at the International Exhibition of Ecotourism. Book your stand now !
For booking and other enquiries: [email protected]

24/05/2017

As a tourism research and development institute, supported by: The Ministry of Industry, Mine & Trade of Iran; The Association of Air Transport & Tourism Agencies of Iran; and The Cultural Heritage, Handicrafts & Tourism Organization of Iran, it is indeed a great pleasure to welcome you at our ecotourism exhibition from 2nd to 5th September 2017. The exhibition is a platform where you can get familiar with Iran’s ecotourism activities. It will be a great opportunity to introduce your company to eighty million Iranians and other participant companies.
The event will commence with themes surrounding Nature; Water and Soil. The second day will be dedicated to Human Activities and Nature. The third-day theme will be about Ethnics & Ethnical-Religious Music. “Equipment for the Sake of Nature” will mark the end of the exhibition on the fourth day.
The four-day exhibition will bring together the industry stakeholders, thought leaders, policymakers, business leaders, tour operators and top industrialists in the field of tourism & ecotourism. Therefore, it will provide a chance to known companies and suppliers across the world.
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15/05/2017

IETEX Group is happy to be the official organiser of the only Exhibition of Ecotourism in the region from September 2nd to 5th, 2017.

If you would like to participate or visit the exhibition please contact us on [email protected]

09/05/2017

29/03/2017

Association of Air Transport and Tourist Agencies of Iran (AATTAI) has pleasure to introduce International Ecotourism Exhibition which will take place in Tehran capital of Iran from 2nd to 5th SEP 2017.

06/02/2017

The 10th Tehran International Tourism Exhibition opens today at the Tehran Permanent Fairgrounds and will continue until Feb. 9.

Over 60 companies from 21 countries and some 400 Iranian companies are attending the expo themed "See Iran Differently", ISNA reported.

Around 35,700 square meters of space, including 10 halls and more than 17,000 sqm of outdoor space, have been allocated to the exhibition, which signify a 15% increase compared to last year's event.

According to Morteza Rahmani Movahed, tourism deputy at Iran's Cultural Heritage, Handicrafts and Tourism Organization, this year's expo is meant to be significantly different from past editions both in terms of quality and quantity.

"We intend to add variety to this year's event. For instance, in Hall 38, Iran's attractions are divided into seven regional categories," he said. Tourism ministers from several countries as well as delegations from Lebanon, Afghanistan, Iraq, Zimbabwe, Turkey, Kazakhstan and Switzerland will participate in the exhibition.

"We will focus on branding Iran's tourism exhibition to further promote our country," he said.

Iran's tourism expo has been incorporated in the calendar of United Nation's World Tourism Organization as an international event. The purpose is to expand the scope of Iran's tourism from a regional to a global level.

"We believe that our country must improve to meet international standards," Movahed said. He expressed optimism about the future of Iran's tourism, stressing that global political changes will not have a negative impact on the industry.

"Iran's doors are open to the world and the country will be a popular destination in 2017," he said.

Last year's exhibition was visited by 245,000 people, which experts say could have been higher were it not for the bad timing of the event.

The Tehran expo coincided with the 37th International Fair of Tourism (February 19-22) in the Serbian capital Belgrade.

The largest such expo in southeast Europe and a popular platform among industry professionals, the Serbian event is believed to have overshadowed TITE, drawing tens of thousands of potential visitors away from Tehran.

This year, the exhibition is being held almost two weeks before the Serbian event, so hopes are high for a larger turnout.
https://financialtribune.com/articles/people-travel/58953/tehran-int-l-tourism-expo-kicks-off

01/02/2017

Hara Forest: Iran's Qeshm Eco Tourism
The Hara forest is the common name for mangrove forests on the southern coasts of Iran, particularly on and near the island of Qeshm in the Persian Gulf.
https://www.tasnimnews.com/en/news/2017/01/28/1306918/hara-forest-iran-s-qeshm-eco-tourism

31/01/2017

Islamic Azad University is planning to host health tourists at its 11 hospitals across the country, announced a senior figure at IAU.

“Medical tourism is the most profitable and stable branch of tourism in Iran,” Dr. Seyyed Ali Abtahi, the university’s deputy for medical sciences, told YJC.

He attributed the profitability of health tourism to Iran’s high medical standards and affordability, which help “draw many from regional countries”.
https://financialtribune.com/articles/people-travel/58452/iranian-university-eyes-health-tourism

Islamic Azad University is planning to host health tourists at its...

30/01/2017

Taleb Rifai, the head of the UN World Tourism Organization, said traveling is the best response to those who seek to hinder it by putting up walls and employing an isolationist policy.
https://financialtribune.com/articles/travel/58456/unwto-slams-us-isolationist-policies

Taleb Rifai, the head of the UN World Tourism Organization, said traveling is the best...

18/01/2017

The International Relations and Tourism Group of IETEX was founded in Tehran, Iran in 1988.

15/01/2017

Event Programme for Students:
Less Waste, Healthier Life
One Fine Day in Nature
Friendship with Nature
Recreation and Nature

• Environmental and Ecology Protection: Restoration of Lakes and Wetlands. Trying to Prevent Environmental Degradation
• Reconciliation with Nature : Observing the Natural Beauties of the Region and Visiting them
• Protecting and Restoring Local Customs : Local Rituals in Close Relationship with Nature
• Equipment in the Sake of Nature : Using the Latest Technology Achievements for a Better Understanding of Nature