"TEA ROAD" PROJECT IS TO IMPLEMENT
Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia, /MONTSAME/ International meeting on a “Tea road” project has ran. The project will be co-implemented by Tourism department of Nature environment ministry of Mongolia, Tourism bureau of Chinese Inner Mongolia autonomous region and national tourism agency of Russia's Buryatia.
Present at the meeting that took place June 7 were the Buryat delegation headed by the agency's leader L.Maksanova, and the Chinese headed by vice director of the bureau. The three sides have discussed the “Tea road” project's basic research and route, signed a memorandum on starting realizing the project within this September.
The tourism Tea road is supposed to cross the three countries' territories allowing each of them to advertise related products.
An agreement to launch the projet was established in 2009, a year later a “Winter tea trip” tour was organized along the traditional tea route on caravan, horse carts and dog-drawn sledges from China to Siberia passing Mongolia and trading tea products.
Works have started to research Mongolia's participation, seek archive materials, create the route, develop Mongolia's tea market and production, and to advertise tea culture.
B.Oyundelger
Present at the meeting that took place June 7 were the Buryat delegation headed by the agency's leader L.Maksanova, and the Chinese headed by vice director of the bureau. The three sides have discussed the “Tea road” project's basic research and route, signed a memorandum on starting realizing the project within this September.
The tourism Tea road is supposed to cross the three countries' territories allowing each of them to advertise related products.
An agreement to launch the projet was established in 2009, a year later a “Winter tea trip” tour was organized along the traditional tea route on caravan, horse carts and dog-drawn sledges from China to Siberia passing Mongolia and trading tea products.
Works have started to research Mongolia's participation, seek archive materials, create the route, develop Mongolia's tea market and production, and to advertise tea culture.
B.Oyundelger
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