Exotissimo triumphs at ATF
Exotissimo has been awarded the title of ‘Destination Management Company of Choice’ by the Cambodian government.
The move follows Exotissimo’ successful ground handling of the 2011 ASEAN Tourism Forum, an event on a scale that the country had never seen before.
Held in Phnom Penh, ATF 2011 marked the 30th anniversary of the event and with over 2,006 buyers, sellers and media partners in attendance, it was the biggest forum yet.
Exotissimo Cambodia successfully managed all ground operations with the help of more than 100 liaison officers, 200 vehicles, police outriders and much needed support from local guides and university students.
Cambodia product manager Sybille Rotzler said, “To be a part of an occasion that brought so many people here for the first time was a fantastic experience for all involved.â€
Ian Jarrett
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