Boom in attendance today for the final day of the 13th Mediterranean Tourism Exchange in Paestum Archaeological (Salerno). A real huge crowd to appreciate the stand of Molise, where visitors have come and gone Italian and foreign operators, attracted by a new region to explore.
Positive remarks of the President of the Tourism Molise together alderman of Tourism, Region Molise, Isernia Province and the Superintendent Regional Archaeological Heritage has represented our territory: "An experience to be repeated. Interesting contacts with several buyers, curious to discover a brand new land to be proposed for an alternative holiday, in contact with nature, to live in a soft . If among the majority of customers at our booth throughout the Molise is still unknown, but not for the many visitors from Campania. Molise know him as the border region, 90% of them visited Sepino, but have shown interest for the many other sites can travel destination-said Giulio Sansone-The cyclic presence at the fair has also encouraged the comparison with the other exhibitors who have complimented, along with many institutional representatives from various Italian regions, for the innovative construction of the exhibition area of \u200b\u200bMolise and the professionalism of the staff has been able to accommodate, inform in an attractive and entice potential tourists. Strategic position of the stand, in a passage in front of the Province of Salerno has encouraged a steady stream of people. "
Molise is the protagonist of the bag with the conference: " Landscape of Molise protect "that has put the lights on some of the most important archaeological sites in the region scarred by wind farms to be implemented or already present. The architect Stefano D'Amico, architectural Superintendent of Molise, explained the close connection between archeology and landscape in the region, strong relationship and inseparable symbiosis that tells the story of a land and a people. The wind turbines, spread over many sites subject to landscape protection, even threatening to close parks and as Altilia Pietrabbondante sites that attract 10 thousand admissions a year. "Ancient remains of great civilizations of the past located in wilderness areas represent an added value because the environmental landscape is the same for millennia, in which they lived the same time the monument," said archaeologist Stephen Capini.
the presence of the President of the Campania Region, Stefano Caldoro, now walked through the stands of the fair the curtain fell on the most important international event theme held in the province of Salerno, the area in which there are two of the most important archaeological sites in the world protected by Unesco. The event has attracted the attention of national and international scientific community to stand at the center of interest of the international press.
award in Molise Paestum. E 'was directly the President of the Campania Region, Stefano Caldoro, which surprisingly has a plaque of recognition to the region of Molise. A prize awarded by the organization of the Mediterranean Tourism Exchange Paestum Archaeological given in recognition to the best preparation for Molise the stand.
E 'was the director of the BMTA, Ugo Picarelli, to hand over Mr. Caldoro the coveted plaque entrusted to the President of the Tourism Molise Giulio Sansone.
Stefano Caldoro has remained cordial in the stand-Molise "Here I am at home" - he said complimenting the awards.
An award came a surprise to the applause and congratulations which has served to confirm the unanimous appreciation for the original exhibition space. The most photographed of the fair. (Source: Primapaginamolise ).
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