Trip.com Group promotes Mongolia tourism
Trip.com Group and Tapatrip Ltd have inked a two-year MOU to promote Mongolia as a tourism destination.
Under this partnership, both will jointly drive destination awareness through marketing and media activities across global markets.
The MOU was signed by Trip.com Group’s Managing Director and Vice President (International Markets) Boon Sian Chai and Tapatrip founder and chairman Batmunkh Unubukh.
Batmunkh Unubukh said: “The Mongolian government has announced 2023 and 2024 as a year to visit Mongolia and therefore, we are cooperating with Trip.com with the mission to bring one million
Boon Sian Chai said: “We will leverage our strengths and resources to promote Mongolia as a tourism destination to the international community through targeted campaigns. In addition, we will also collaborate with our partners in Mongolia to further develop the tourism sector.”
“These partnerships are especially important in view of how the tourism landscape has evolved in the past few years due to Covid.”
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