Bhutan’s Division of Tourism has confirmed {that a} complete of 16 Bhutanese tourism manufacturers will take part at South Asia’s Journey and Tourism Trade (SATTE) 2023, happening in Delhi from February 09 – 11, 2023. Moreover, Bhutan Airways shall be extending particular promotional fares through the present, in addition to providing a fortunate draw prize for anybody who visits the DoT stand, to win one in all three return financial system flights from Delhi, Kolkata or Guwahati to Paro.
Through the occasion, Bhutan Tourism will showcase ‘what’s new’ in Bhutan after reopening to vacationers in September 2022, and elevating consciousness round its new nationwide model ‘Consider’; a marketing campaign that evokes a brand new imaginative and prescient of the longer term to its residents. “Consider” is reflective of Bhutan’s character and landscapes, historical past and ambitions, that are daring, vivid, richly storied and completely distinctive.
Bhutan Airways has confirmed that it will likely be providing a 15 per cent low cost on any flights booked through the present, in addition to a 25 per cent low cost for group bookings of 10 folks or extra. The reductions are solely relevant on their Indian sector flights solely.
SATTE is Asia’s main tourism exhibition that provides a complete platform to home and worldwide consumers and professionals from throughout the journey, tourism, and hospitality trade.
Bhutan, a sovereign nation all through its historical past is shrouded in an enigmatic aura of thriller, mysticism, and spirituality. A Buddhist kingdom, Bhutan is famend for its mountains and monasteries, wealthy biodiversity, pristine forests, rivers, glacial lakes, waterfalls and hanging pure magnificence. Most significantly, it’s liked by guests for the welcome that its folks prolong to them. The one nation on the earth that makes use of the happiness of its folks as a guideline that underpins every little thing, Bhutan is notably one of many only a few carbon-negative nations on the earth (in 2021, Bhutan sequestered 9.4 million tonnes of carbon towards its emission capability of three.8 million tonnes).
Carissa Nimah, Chief Advertising Officer, Division of Tourism, Bhutan, says: “Bhutan is already an extremely alluring vacation spot, but it has so many layers to be revealed and shared. There may be a lot happening in Bhutan in the intervening time – new itineraries, new experiences, and new alternatives to attach with what’s actual and genuine in journey. Bhutan is honoured to be a part of SATTE 2023, and we look ahead to connecting as soon as once more with our Indian travellers, companions and associates.”