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Corendon Airlines presented innovations at WTM London

Corendon Airlines presented innovations at WTM London

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Corendon Airlines participated in the World Travel Market (WTM), one of the world's most influential tourism events bringing together professionals from the travel industry. Corendon came together with its partners at the fair held in London, the capital of England, on November 5-7, and shared its innovations and services that make a difference, while also informing the participants about its future plans.

Corendon Airlines, the innovative company of the airline industry, participated in the World Travel Market (WTM) fair, which brings together the international tourism industry and provides new ideas and inspiration to the participants. Described as the most influential travel and tourism event globally, the fair was held in London on November 5-7. Corendon set up a stand at the fair, which hosted tens of thousands of professionals from hundreds of countries, and had the opportunity to meet with its partners and share its services with the international press, especially the UK media.

At Corendon Airlines' stand; the mascot of Hull City, one of the well-established clubs of England, of which the brand is the travel sponsor, also took place. While the team's cute mascot added color to the fair with its high energy, the participants were given signed t-shirts and scarves with fun games. The Corendon booth also featured a large screen displaying pleasant images of the company's destinations and valuable collaborations such as the sponsorship of Anadolu Efes Sports Club.

With its fleet of 32 aircraft, Corendon Airlines carries an average of 6 million passengers annually, reaching 165 airports in 65 countries, and also contributes to the economy by being included in the “Turkey's Top 1000 Exporters” list.

CategoryAviation
Other TagsTürkiye
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