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Know your continent Visit Africa Invest in Africa Africans should work tirelessly to improve modern tourism systems and accelerate the construction of tourist sites, especially in rural areas. We invite you to establish partnerships with South Africa

🚨#FiZ_QuickTake 🚨 🚨FIZ SHOW: Unlocking Zambia's Tourism Potential💥 Mr. Matongo Matamwandi, CEO of Zambia Tourism Agency shares his #QuickTake on the role of the private sector in Zambia's tourism. 🚨Watch the full episode on our YouTube channel via the link in the COMMENTS. Don't forget to LIKE & SUBSCRIBE. #EnergyCrisis #STEM #EngineeringSolutions #FinancialInsight #Get2Know

Why Tanzania is Poised to Lead African Tourism Vast investment opportunities are available in this sector. #tanzania #tanztourism #tourism #travel Tanzania is rapidly emerging as one of Africa’s top tourism destinations. In 2023, the country welcomed over 1.5 million international visitors, signalling a robust recovery from the pandemic. Tourism is vital to Tanzania's economy, contributing around 17.5% to its GDP and providing over 1.6 million jobs. With global travellers increasingly seeking unique, sustainable experiences, Tanzania’s breathtaking natural beauty and vibrant culture position it as a rising leader in African tourism. More: https://lnkd.in/dX5cWxbB

Invest in Namibia and the Tourists will come By Connie-Marlene Theyse Namibia, the land where the desert meets the sea, with some of the widest and most beautiful landscapes to be observed anywhere in the world, and more big cats, elephants, and game than you could ever hope to capture with your camera. Pair this with 300 days of sunshine, the best road network in Africa, and stunning lodges and it becomes a ‘no brainer’ as to why Namibia is a hot tourist destination. The African Hospitality Investment Forum (AHIF) taking place in the capital, Windhoek, just underscores the importance of Namibia as a tourism destination. On top of that, the country is fast becoming a destination for the business traveler. https://lnkd.in/dyEEFar5

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The Tourism Business Council of South Africa (TBCSA) has welcomed the Department of Tourism’s White Paper on the Development and Promotion of Tourism in South Africa. This important document aims to strengthen the industry by addressing current challenges and creating new growth opportunities. Tshifhiwa Tshivhengwa, TBCSA CEO, states: “The publication of the white paper is highly significant as it provides a clear guide on the policy direction we need to pursue. It also outlines high-level potential solutions to some of the key challenges facing the industry. The next step is to ensure that legislation is developed to support the key elements in the white paper. We must also remain mindful of the changing global landscape to avoid limiting ourselves when transitioning to the next stage, which is the legislative framework. Furthermore, it is essential that the tourism master plan is aligned with the white paper. The white paper addresses long-term policy considerations, and the master plan must determine whether these can be implemented in five-year increments to achieve the broader vision and goals.” We encourage stakeholders to engage with the white paper and stay informed about these developments, which are set to enhance travel experiences in South Africa. What are your thoughts on the future of tourism in our country? Share your insights in the comments! #TBCSA #SouthAfrica #Tourism #WhitePaper

Mr. Matongo Matamwandi, CEO of the Zambia Tourism Agency, shares insights during session 10 of KAZA TFCA, emphasizing the alignment of tourism development with KAZA initiatives and stressing the need for robust marketing strategies to boost tourism numbers and reach a diverse audience of potential visitors. #KAZA #KAZASummit #DestinationZambia #VisitZambia

SATSA CEO, David Frost, recently penned some thoughts on the urgent action required as a tourism collective, to aid South Africa's tourism recovery.    "If we truly believe that tourism is South Africa’s primary growth sector, we must act with the urgency and boldness that this conviction demands. We cannot afford to tinker around the edges or settle for mediocre results if we are to unlock the transformative power of tourism and position South Africa as a global destination of choice.   The time is now, and the responsibility is ours. Let’s get to work." Read the full article here >> https://lnkd.in/dtxnxygc

Southern Africa Safari Tourism Market Size, Share & Trends Analysis Report 2024-2030: Focus on Botswana, Mozambique, Namibia, South Africa, Zambia, Zimbabwe - Yahoo Finance: Southern Africa Safari Tourism Market Size, Share & Trends Analysis Report 2024-2030: Focus on Botswana, Mozambique, Namibia, South Africa, Zambia, Zimbabwe  Yahoo Finance

🇳🇬 Domestic tourism is emerging as a vital force for the empowerment of rural communities and economic growth in Nigeria – driven by improved protection of wildlife amongst other factors. 🧳 Minister for Tourism, Ms. Lola Ade John, speaking at a webinar titled “Domestic Tourism: A Powerful Tool for Rural Revitalization and Economic Growth in Nigeria” underscored the need for investment in domestic tourism to strengthen communities, drive entrepreneurship, and generate revenue. She noted that the sector already supports 1.9 million jobs but could create and support more. 🌳 From the last remnants of primary forests in Osun-Osogbo Grove, to the iconic wildlife of Yankari Game Reserve, and the opportunity to glimpse the rare Cross River gorillas in Obudu – wildlife reserves and natural habitats were cited among the most notable of the country’s 1,000+ tourist attractions. 🫶 The upshot? Protecting our natural heritage and visiting our national parks are powerful actions we can take to boost our economy, increase employment and see communities thrive. 👉 Read the full article: https://lnkd.in/dMSSqbXE #NigeriaTourism #DomesticTourism #WildlifeConservation #SustainableTourism #JobCreation #ExploreNigeria #SupportLocal #Ecotourism #TourismGrowth #TravelNigeria #WildAfrica #News