Der niederländische Reiseveranstalter "Corendon International" hat bis zum jetzigen Zeitpunkt schon 20% seines Ohrid-Struga Pakets unter die Reise willigen gebracht.
Mazedonien ist neben der Türkei das meist gebuchte Urlaubsland des Veranstalters, danach folgen Ägypten, Bulgarien, Griechenland,...
Friday, 14 January 2011
Dutch tourists show enormous interest to visit Macedonia through package-arrangements of Dutch tour-operator "Corendon International", which recently booked part of the accommodating capacities on the Ohrid-Struga riviera for the coming summer season.
According to Hotel Association of Macedonia (HOTAM) president Donco Taleski, the arrangements are part of the initialed agreement with "Corendon", which is obliged to operate two charter flights per week to the Ohrid airport in the coming season, or to cover costs for the stay of at least 5,800 guests or 40.600 overnight stays.
Taneski, who is currently attending the International Tourism Fair in Utrecht, told local media that 1.260 package arrangements have been sold through online sales in less than a month, along with 300 sold during this week's fair.
"Corendon's top-selling destinations are Turkey and Macedonia, followed by Egypt, Bulgaria, Greece etc. This is a nice surprise for my colleague who have signed agreements with Corendon", added Taleski.
The HOTAM president stressed Corendon has already sold 20 percent of the agreed package arrangements in Macedonia, meaning that 1,569 Dutch tourists have already confirmed their arrival in Ohrid and Struga.
Taneski, who is currently attending the International Tourism Fair in Utrecht, told local media that 1.260 package arrangements have been sold through online sales in less than a month, along with 300 sold during this week's fair.
"Corendon's top-selling destinations are Turkey and Macedonia, followed by Egypt, Bulgaria, Greece etc. This is a nice surprise for my colleague who have signed agreements with Corendon", added Taleski.
The HOTAM president stressed Corendon has already sold 20 percent of the agreed package arrangements in Macedonia, meaning that 1,569 Dutch tourists have already confirmed their arrival in Ohrid and Struga.
