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Bulgaria is taking part in the JATA WTF 2009 expo. Photo by jata-wtf.com
Bulgaria is going to participate for a fifth year in a row in the international tourism expo JATA WTF, taking place in Japan's capital Tokyo on Sept 17-20, 2009.
Bulgaria has a stand of 36 square meters where the country will be represented by the State Tourism Agency (which is to be merged with the Ministry of Economy and Energy), and five tourism companies - Vegena, Travel Gate, Balkan Holidays Services, Bulgarian Tourist Bureau, and Guide Partner from the Golden Sands resort.
The JATA World Travel Fair is a three-day expo; the first day is reserved for tourism professionals, and the other two days are open for the general public. 980 participants from 136 countries visited its 2008 edition.
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