Ambassador to India Zhang Yan attended the tourism promotion activities and speech

March 26, 2009, Chinese Ambassador to India Zhang Yan attended the Tourist Office in New Delhi and the Macao Special Administrative Region Government Tourist Office in New Delhi, jointly organized by the Office of Tourism to promote the luncheon and gave a speech.

In his speech, Ambassador Zhang said that tourism for the people of different cultures to promote mutual understanding and exchange of great significance. In the current context of the global crisis, there is conducive to promoting tourism to invigorate the world economic recovery. China and India as the two most populous developing country, has a long cultural tradition, the development of the great achievements and rich tourism resources, tourism exchanges between potential. Both the tourism industry should strive to overcome obstacles and continue to promote bilateral tourism exchanges and personnel exchanges, economic recovery for the two countries, promoting friendship and cooperation between the two countries to contribute.

Secretary of the Indian Ministry of Tourism苏吉特white Nagy attended the luncheon and gave a speech. He said that China and India has a long history, almost no country can match. The two countries should use their own advantages to develop tourism, India in building tourist facilities in China and the Macao Special Administrative Region shall study.

Tourism Office of the Chinese Embassy in New Delhi, Wang Yun, director of Macau Government Tourist Office and the Office of General Manager in New Delhi桑吉特use of multimedia means, respectively, to introduce the Chinese to visit Macau tourism and tourism-related issues and the tourism resources in the two places.

Lunch was also carried out the Chinese and Macau quiz knowledge, active participation from all walks of life here. Followed by the Chinese traditional dance performances and activities will draw to a climax luncheon.

Session from the Indian tourism industry, relevant government departments and funded organizations in India, the news media, such as a total of more than 250 people attended the luncheon.