FedHATTA: New prospects for Greek tourism in China

The president of the Federation of Greek Travel & Tourism Agency Associations (FedHATTA), Mr. Lysandros Tsilidis, held a meeting with a delegation from the Chinese province of Shandong on Wednesday, June 11, with the aim of opening a channel of communication between the tourist agencies of Greece and China and introducing Greek travelers to the attractions and interesting cultural environment of the Chinese province.

During the meeting, the delegation from the Chinese province informed the president of FedHATTA about the cultural wealth of the destination, while both sides expressed their intention to cooperate in facilitating and strengthening two-way tourist flows.

The meeting was another step in FedHATTA’s outward-looking strategy that focuses on reaching international markets, creating opportunities for both tourism professionals and international and Greek travelers.

FedHATTA President, Mr. Lysandros Tsilidis, stated: “FedHATTA consistently supports every outward-looking initiative that strengthens the position of Greek travel agencies in the international market. Travel agencies are the bridges that unite cultures and open new horizons for travelers and the economy. Shandong is further proof that the world has no borders for those who know how to plan trips and strategies.”

Shandong Province

Shandong Province, one of China’s most important cultural centers, is a destination of particular interest. Deeply rooted in history and tradition, Shandong is known for its commitment to preserving ancient traditions and arts, such as calligraphy, theater, and the teachings of the Confucian School.
The region offers visitors the opportunity to experience eastern China through a journey that connects the present with the past. As a cultural and religious center of Taoism, Buddhism, and Confucianism, Shandong boasts impressive Buddhist monuments and a unique natural environment that combines the beauty of its landscapes with the authenticity of its historical heritage.

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