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The East Mediterranean International Travel and Tourism Exhibition (EMITT), one of the world’s largest tourism fairs, is opening its doors to visitors in Istanbul today and will remain open until Jan. 27. Around 4,500 professionals from the tourism sector, including companies and development agencies coming from both Turkey and 70 other countries will participate in order to promote 150 cities in the 17th EMITT, held in the TÜYAP Exhibition Center in the Beylikdüzü district of Istanbul.
Turkey ranked sixth in the world in terms of tourism volume, hosting 30 million tourists last year. Fair officials said EMITT 2012 was the world’s fifth largest tourism fair, hosting a total of 4,500 participants and 128,000 visitors. However, they expect the participant and visitor numbers to hit a record this year, Hurriyet Daily News report.
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