Atlanta fue sede de la feria Rythms of the South 2006/Atlanta was the home for Rythms of the South 2006

Revista de Viajes, único medio hondureño presente en Rythms/ Revista de Viajes the only honduran media present at Rythms.

The fifth edition of Rythms of the South Travel Market has just finished with excellent impressions of all the tour operators and travel journalists that assist to this unique event in the USA that promotes a whole region as a tourism destination.
Many social activities took place during the days of the trade show, but even before that some of the invited guests had the chance to visit some other places of the south like New Orleans or Nashville where the respective CVB people and industry hosts like hoteliers and tour operators took great care of the details.
During the trade show days in Atlanta the assistants to the Rythms could enjoy relaxing and artistic breakfasts, musical and international lunches, a jazzy-rock and rolling cocktail party and a fancy dinner at Atlantas Aquarium including awesome view of the Beluga whales.
If somebody wants to add some pics just send them to: miviaje@revistadeviajes.net

New Orleans pre-fam

Travel agents and travel journalists from around the world had the opportunity to visit New Orleans or other southern places as Nashville.


The mexicans Irving Mayett and Martha Noemi Pompeyo (Mex Inca Travel), Charles of the Antoine´s and Henning Kretschmer from Revista de Viajes.


The star of the night at Antoine´s. Thanks Charly!


Henning Kretschmer, Isabel Stratta (Diario El Clarín), Mary Moore (Essentially America Magazine) and brasilian Bernardo Manzo (Clube do Turismo).

Atlanta Highlights


Those "Bad, Bad Brits" You´re great guys. From left to right: Andrew Bird, Zia Bapuji and Jeni Reeves.


The New Orleans girls: Kelly Schulz, Kim Priez and Connie Campbell from the New Orleans Metropolitan CVB


Lori Brackens from Nashville CVB to the left and Marlon Beauperthuy from the Netherlands to the right.

The wild irish girl...Ann Griffin...Sitting next to her, travel journalist John Bell and last to the left a smiley guy.