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Armenian Heritage Cruise 2010 a Hit!
There was magic in the air as more than 1,100 Armenians boarded the beautiful Costa Cruise Lines ship, the Costa Atlantica. The Costa Atlantica is a “jewel ship,” well designed and elegantly decorated with antique Italian flair.
[caption id="attachment_5938" align="alignleft" width="300" caption="'The Armenian Heritage Cruise is outstanding. I was so satisfied to attend each event that was perfectly organized. I invite all Armenians from all over the world not to miss next year’s cr
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what are the financial implications for such a cruise, from:
1-the business aspect: the money spent, profit by company, expenses of each individual,
2-the time expense of each individual going to such a cruise, from USA vs Europe
3-could the same amount of work / money / entertainment be created in Armenia, but of course in a different setting, with profits kept in Armenia?
All these foreign countries are beautiful, but their profit is a loss for our Armenia.
Also, the more we make these cruises attractive, the more likelihood of loosing a potential tourist to Armenia.
We should spend the same effort, time-money-politicians-infra structure to make it easier in Armenia.
Aran
I do agree with Aran, visited Armenia for the first time in 2009, it will be very encouraging to do a tour similsr to this in our homeland, this will improve their hospitality skills, I found they need help to polish their hospitality skills.
A tour like will also expose our children to other Armenians from the world.
And of course the money will stay in Armenia
Elsa