The move is aimed to build India as a source market for both leisure and MICE travel. VFS Global specialises in visa outsourcing and represents destinations in the Indian market
Bahrain Tourism & Exhibitions Authority (BTEA) has named VFS Global as their new India Representative, reported ETTravelWorld. The move is aimed to build India as a source market for both leisure and MICE travel. VFS Global specialises in visa outsourcing and represents destinations in the Indian market.
VFS Global has signed a contract with the Bahrain Tourism & Exhibitions Authority where it will be responsible for building trade relations with regional stakeholders and promoting the destination through online and offline marketing, including social media, as well as public relations.
Bahrain is well connected with India by their national carrier, Gulf Air, with direct flights from Mumbai, Delhi, Bengaluru Chennai, Hyderabad, Calicut, Kochi & Thiruvananthapuram. Air India also has direct flights to Bahrain. Indian travellers are eligible for eVisas to Bahrain for short-term visits
The contract was signed by Dr Nasser Ali Qaedi, Chief Executive Officer, BTEA, and Arzan Khambatta, Head – Tourism Services, VFS Global.
Khambatta, said, “We thank Bahrain Tourism & Exhibitions Authority for their faith in VFS Global and look forward to promoting Bahrain as an ideal destination for Indian travellers, be it for leisure, weddings, or MICE. With rich cultural heritage, relaxing white sandy beaches, eclectic cuisines, and adventure activities, the destination is a must visit for the avid Indian traveller.”
Bahrain is well connected with India by their national carrier, Gulf Air, with direct flights from Mumbai, Delhi, Bengaluru Chennai, Hyderabad, Calicut, Kochi & Thiruvananthapuram. Air India also has direct flights to Bahrain. Indian travellers are eligible for eVisas to Bahrain for short-term visits.
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