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Success of the Egadi Islands at the International Tourism Exchange

A coming and going of interested visitors, from the early hours of the morning, and the official visit to the stand of the Tourism Regional Councilor, Sandro Pappalardo, characterized the first day of participation in the Bit of Milan of the Egadi Islands, present, as now all the years, at the 38th edition of the event at Fieramilanocity, where many Italian and international operators and travelers meet. Within the Tourism Exchange, the Municipality of Favignana - Egadi Islands proposes its cultural and natural attractions within its stand and with appropriate material, for a tourist offer from which the territory continues to have significant and growing evidence and with the primary objective of extending the tourist season by diversifying the offer of the Islands. An important moment of promotion for the territory, through the culture of the sea associated with flavors, aromas and colors to develop a new way of doing tourism, hospitality and hospitality.
It was Councilor Giusy Monteleone to receive at the stand, together with the municipal councilors Nino Maiorana and Vito Campo, and the staff in charge of promoting the territory, composed of Tiziana Gusinu, Elvira Longobardi, Hilary De Ioannon and Angela Crimaudo, the councilor regional tourism, Sandro Pappalardo.
20180211_124209In the morning both the councilor Monteleone, and the advisers Campo and Maiorana, had met at the Fair also the president of the Region, Nello Musumeci. "For us it is always a promotional moment that can not be renounced - says Councilor Monteleone - with results that surprise us. Although logistically distant from the stand of the Sicily Region, visitors who came specifically to know the attractions of our Islands, have been numerous and interested since the first day. We are sure that another season is rich and important for the territory ". Present at the Islands stand also the Pro Loco "Egadi Islands", with the president, Massimo Saladino, Nino Mazzara, president of ATA, the tourist association of the Islands, and numerous operators of the archipelago.