Portal de Molina de Segura
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Molina de Segura has participated in the XVIII edition of TURISMUR 2009, National Chamber of Tourism and Leisure, with its own stand designed with pictures of sights in this town, located in Hall B of IFEPA (Torre Pacheco).
Under the theme Cultural City Molina - Molina Rural Natural, with the exhibition of tourism products that give identity to the municipality.
The Councillor for Tourism, Sonia Carrillo Marble and Culture, Mariola Martinez Robles, attended the official opening ceremony Turismur on Friday 20 February, at 12.00, chaired by the Minister of Culture and Tourism, Pedro Alberto Cruz, and the Director General of Tourism, Angel Gil Campos, and other regional authorities.
The influx of visitors during the three-day fair has been important, approaching the stand of the City of Molina de Segura large number of people who have an interest in the medieval walls, the Villa Theatre program Molina, Cottages, Visits tours, the Ecological Park Vicente Blanes, ecotourism routes, etc.
attracted both by the activities of typical products tasting and entertainment activities.
TURISMUR was held from 20 to 22 February at the Palace of Congresses and Exhibitions IFEPA in Torre Pacheco.
This year has presented two different shows, which contain the one hand tourism in the Region of Murcia, through the Commonwealth and participating municipalities, the national supply, through the Autonomous Communities and visitors Trustees and the presence accommodate international tourism potential as active, golf tourism, religious and health tourism.
On the other hand, the Recreation Hall hosts a wide representation of the leisure sector with significant presence of the nautical, wooden house, swimming pools, caravans, among others.
Turismur 2009 has become an appropriate platform to showcase the ability of the tourism industry.
See story Turismur 2009 at: http://www.murcia.com/torrepacheco/fotos/2009/turismur/
Source: Ayuntamiento de Molina de Segura
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