Front page News News MDI Challenges Travel Strategy MDI Challenges Travel Strategy 12.9.2014 Oulu region is the third biggest travel region in Finland measured by annual overnight stays just behind Lapland and Helsinki-Uusimaa region. There are three equally interesting sub-regions for travel – Kalajoki leisure resort by the sea, Oulu region with all-round facilities for sport and fun, and Koillismaa sub-region with nature and winter sports attractions. The Regional Council of Oulu Region has decided to update the travel strategy for the upcoming years. MDI has been appointed to run a kick-off workshop for the strategy update and to challenge the contents of the current strategy at Hotel Iso-Syöte in Pudasjärvi, October 9, 2014. The workshop will take place as a part of regional travel parliament meeting and expects approximately 50 participants. Share to Share to: facebook Share to: linkedin Share to: twitter
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