BERLİN/ALMANYA- ITB Berlin 2011 Turizm Fuarı"nda Türkiye Japonya"da meydana gelen deprem ve tsunami felaketi için büyük bir jest göstererek müzik ve eğlence yayını durdurarak ekranda mesaj yayınladı.
Türkiye"nin bulunduğu 3 numaralı salondaki ekranda İngilizce, Almanca ve Türkçe olarak Japonya"da meydana gelen deprem ve tsunami nedeniyle Japon halkına geçmiş olsun dileklerimizi iletiriz denildi.
Ayrıca salonda sürekli olarak yapılan müzik gösterisi başsağlığı mesajı nedeniyle yapılmadı.
Tsunami disaster in Japan
Sorrow and dismay at news of death and injuries
Berlin, 11 March 2011 - Messe Berlin has reacted with sorrow and dismay following the latest news from the disaster-struck areas in Japan and news of the tsunami threat to countries in Asia and Oceania in the Pacific. Messe Berlin is the organizer of ITB Berlin, the world"s largest travel trade show, which until 13 March 2011 is hosting exhibitors from around the world, among them delegations from the countries in question.
Dr. Martin Buck, Director Competence Center Travel & Logistics, Messe Berlin: Our thoughts are with the victims of the disaster and their families, and with those who may possibly be affected by the tsunami in the coming hours. We would like to extend our sympathies to and express our solidarity with the exhibitors and visitors from these parts of the world. We will help our guests in every way as far as we possibly can to supply them with information on the latest developments in the region.
About ITB Berlin and the ITB Berlin Convention
ITB Berlin 2011 will be taking place from 9 to 13 March, and from Wednesday to Friday will be open to trade visitors only. Parallel with the trade show, the ITB Berlin Convention, the largest travel industry event of its kind in the world, will be held from Wednesday, 9 to Friday, 11 March 2011. Full details of the convention can be found at www.itb-kongress.com. ITB Berlin is the world"s leading travel trade show. In 2010 a total of 11,127 companies from 187 countries exhibited their products and services to 179,351 visitors, who included 110,953 trade visitors.