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JERMUK TO BECOME A TOURISM CENTER CORRESPONDING TO INTERNATIONAL STANDARDS
ARMENPRESS
JULY 21, 2010
YEREVAN
YEREVAN, JULY 21, ARMENPRESS: Jermuk will become a tourism center
corresponding to international standards, at the same time the
eco-system of the town will be preserved. Public relations officer of
the Armenian National Competitiveness Foundation Zara Amatuni told
Armenpress that the foundation together with the Armenian Economy
Ministry is carrying out "Jermuk 2009-2012 Development Program" within
the framework of which in September the plan of Jermuk as a tourism
center will be ready. The plan drafting works are being carried out
by Swiss Tiger Dev Swiss consulting company which will also provide
consultations over the construction phases.
"It is planned to make Jermuk available for tourists the whole year
round. In parallel to being considered a health resort town, winter
sports and conduction of junior camps will also be organized there,"
Zara Amatuni said, pointing out that breakthrough changes are expected
in Jermuk.
From: A. Papazian
ARMENPRESS
JULY 21, 2010
YEREVAN
YEREVAN, JULY 21, ARMENPRESS: Jermuk will become a tourism center
corresponding to international standards, at the same time the
eco-system of the town will be preserved. Public relations officer of
the Armenian National Competitiveness Foundation Zara Amatuni told
Armenpress that the foundation together with the Armenian Economy
Ministry is carrying out "Jermuk 2009-2012 Development Program" within
the framework of which in September the plan of Jermuk as a tourism
center will be ready. The plan drafting works are being carried out
by Swiss Tiger Dev Swiss consulting company which will also provide
consultations over the construction phases.
"It is planned to make Jermuk available for tourists the whole year
round. In parallel to being considered a health resort town, winter
sports and conduction of junior camps will also be organized there,"
Zara Amatuni said, pointing out that breakthrough changes are expected
in Jermuk.
From: A. Papazian