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Incredible Moldova
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Sojourn “Business and relaxation”
Opportunities for all companies!
On June 27, 2014, the Moldovan government signed a historic free trade agreement with the European Union. So it’s a whole new opening to the Eastern markets that is looming. There are many opportunities to be seized. We offer you through this atypical sojourn, to mix relaxation, discovery and business.
You will be charmed by the hospitality of the Moldovans and their heritage. This little known country will delight you both with its gastronomy and its conviviality.
You will be officially received by the institutions and entrepreneurs installed on the territory.
- 1st Day
- 2nd Day
- 3rd Day
- 4th Day
Arrival in Moldova
On arrival at Chisinau International Airport, you will be greeted by your English-speaking guide and transferred to the city center at your 4-star hotel.
Dinner at the restaurant.
Chamber of Commerce & Cricova
Official meeting with the CCIFM (France-Moldova Chamber of Commerce and Industry).
Panoramic tour of Chisinau and its large central market.
Lunch at the restaurant.
Visit to the famous Cricova cellars (the second largest cellar in the world) and its prestigious collection, including the one captured by the Red Army, belonging to Hermann Göring, a former Nazi dignitary.
Tasting* at the end of the visit (20 km from Chisinau).
* Alcohol abuse is dangerous for health, consume in moderation.
Dinner at the restaurant in Chisinau.
Night at the hotel.
Curchi & Orheiul Vechi
Visit to the Orthodox monastery of Curchi (60 km from Chisinau).
Lunch in a traditional restaurant.
Visit to the archaeological site and the cave monastery of Orheiul Vechi.
Dinner in Chisinau.
Night at the hotel.
Business Day
Morning meeting with French entrepreneurs settled in Moldova.
Lunch at the restaurant.
Free afternoon.
Dinner at the restaurant in Chisinau.
Transfer to the Airport then return flight.
More about Moldova
More about this tour
Friends entrepreneurs, why offer a trip to Moldova as a customer gift?
Escape, adventure, travel as a customer gift is not without interest to mark the occasion with your most precious customers. Why not Moldova?
Targeting
To position yourself on a trip as a business gift, you must identify the customers who could benefit from it. For this, two things to take into account: the loyalty of your customer as well as his/her personality.
Try to identify a typical profile to propose a trip corresponding to his/her vacation philosophy. You also have to deal with his/her schedule so that the gift is a real opportunity for him/her, as for you.
Assemble
It is more interesting to organize a group trip. From a relational point of view and professional contact it is ideal. We advise you to favor clients who may have to work together. Group travel is a wonderful time when professional relationships are consolidated by quality shared moments. One can also take the opportunity to tackle important questions without the stress of being too formal.
Finding the ideal sojourn in Moldova
The good trip is the one that is organized from the first to the last day. One that allows customization of each step for your gift to be a success. The good trip is the one that makes you dream; the one that leaves you happy, the one that will never be forgotten. There are many good trips and all of them are available in our agency Voyages Moldavie. With undeniable strength: originality.
Between the European Union and Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS), Moldova (also a member of the CIS) benefits from an interesting geographical location which today attracts foreign investors. European citizens do not need a visa to enter the country.
They find there a fairly well-trained human resource, young, dynamic and with an attractive taste. Moldovans are bilingual (Romanian and Russian), and generally also speak French (first foreign language taught) and English. The majority of the population lives in rural areas (58.6%).
Moldova is today the subject of all attention of the international community, in particular the European Union with which it signed an Association Agreement in 2014. The country receives the most European aid per capita in the world (excluding Palestine). The country’s economy is based mainly on a fabric of small and medium-sized service processing companies (trade and distribution, technology and information, call centers etc.) and on wine and vegetable farming.
