Support Activity for Aomori Prefecture(19 May)

On 19 May, the Snow Travel Expo 2024 was held at the Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre. The expo is a comprehensive ski show attended by representatives from ski resorts, ski and snowboard equipment retailers, and travel agencies from all around the world. CLAIR Sydney assisted the local governments of Aomori Prefecture at the Aomori booth in promoting the ski resorts and accommodations in their local areas.
 
The event drew many travel agents and individual travellers searching for new destinations. The Aomori booth was bustling with visitors eager to learn about resorts perfect for long family stays and locations offering breathtaking winter activities. Among the attendees were those who had visited Japan over ten times and were seeking new scenic spots they had yet to explore.
We highlighted not only skiing and snowboarding but also unique Japanese experiences such as hot springs and traditional cuisine. This expo was a great opportunity to promote tourism from Australia to Aomori.
 
CLAIR Sydney will continue to support local governments in their promotional activities in Australia.
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