This Tuesday, the People’s Power Minister for Tourism and Foreign Trade, Alí Padrón, received the Ambassador of the Republic of Indonesia accredited to the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela, Imam Edy Mulyono, in a meeting that allowed to resume the Memorandum of Tourism Cooperation between both nations, signed in 2015.
These relations strengthen the commitment to peace and solidarity that the Bolivarian Government has endeavored to reestablish with sister nations. For Ambassador Imam Mulyuono, Venezuela stands out to the world for its amazing landscapes and destinations of exuberant beauty. He highlighted the grandeur of the Salto Angel Falls or Kerepacupai Vena, which he wants to know and enjoy its majesty.
In this sense, Minister Padrón extended the invitation to the diplomatic representative so that, together with Asian tour operators, they visit Venezuela.
“The intention is for them to know the potentialities that make this Caribbean nation a multi-destination country”, he emphasized.
For her part, Leticia Gómez, president of Venezolana de Turismo (Venetur), indicated that in the next few days she will present to Ambassador Mulyono a tourist package, which includes, in addition to the visit to Salto Angel Falls, the Los Roques Archipelago, two of the destinations whose benefits are the main attraction of international tourists.