SCTDA Launches VisitSharjah.com to Consolidate Emirate's Position as an Ideal Global Tourist Destination

The Sharjah Commerce and Tourism Development Authority (SCTDA) is tipping up its initiatives to combine the emirate's position as an ideal global visitor location with the current launch of its new site, VisitSharjah.com. The new web site will enable local, regional and worldwide visitors for more information concerning just what Sharjah has to offer, from vital destinations to interesting tasks catering to all types of travelers.

H.E. Khalid Jasim Al Midfa, Chairman, SCTDA, commented: "We are proud to announce the launch of the VisitSharjah.com web site, settling Sharjah's position as a 'must-see, must-visit' tourist location. The new internet site will certainly aid boost recognition concerning the emirate's tourism facilities and innovative services, which subsequently, will enhance its growing credibility as a highly chosen destination for numerous visitors from all over the world."

Chairman Al Midfa added, "The web site permits visitors to prepare their itineraries before arrival in a quote to make their experience in Sharjah extraordinary from start to finish. Through this site, we are aiming to introduce our visitors to the emirate's distinct touristic destinations and highlight what makes Sharjah one of the leading cultural, journey and household destinations in the UAE." According to the SCTDA, site visitors accessing VisitSharjah.com will be able to prepare their plans according to their budget and interests.

Sharjah's tourism partners, including hotels, scenic tour operators, and restaurant owners, could publish and advertise their product or services on the devoted tourist site within the website.

"We intend to adopt the latest technologies to simplify treatments and attract more site visitors to Sharjah. We declare our dedication to continue to broaden and reinforce our efforts and growth programs to boost the local industry and make the emirate among the top international visitor destinations on the world," concluded Al Midfa.