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Continent of Opportunity: by Dave
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Business
Travel to Soar by 2015
Changes
in the global economy will have the
biggest impact on business travellers in
the next decade according to new research
out today from Barclaycard Business. The
research reveals that long haul air and
rail services will see the most growth
with business travel to global
destinations expected to increase.
Distance travelled per week will increase
to approximately 700 miles per person,
compared to 609 miles currently. In
addition business people will on average
spend an extra night.
CCA
and the Africa Action
Plan
The
Blair Commission for Africa Solicits
Corporate Council on Africa to Provide
U.S. Private Sector Input; Recommendations
to G-8 African Action Plan. First time a
G-8 chair seeks formal consultation with
the private sector; Representatives of the
Blair Commission on Africa and U.S.
businesses will share information for
Africa's future development. The Corporate
Council on Africa (CCA), the U.S.
non-profit organization promoting trade
and investment between the U.S. and
Africa, will convene 30 of its members
from the U.S. private sector and senior
representatives from the Blair Commission
for Africa on Thursday, January 6 to
discuss Africa's development &endash;
sector by sector.
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In a recent search of the web for
business topics, we came across a very
interesting website by Jack Schacht.
Here's what he had to day that peaked our
interest. "Just because you're short on
cash doesn't mean that you have to go
without. More and more people are turning
to bartering--and finding that it can be
good for business. Retailers,
manufacturers and service businesses are
now using barter to turn their down time
and/or excess inventory into a way not
only to accumulate trade dollars, but to
attract new business." Visit the Sideroad
Websitehttp://www.sideroad.com/Bartering/bartering.html
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key topic. For your information, here is a
comprehensive Real Estate site in South
Africa: http://www.mxp.com.au/megasa.htm
Internet
use
growing:
According
to a recent survey, there was a total of
1,266,000 Internet users in South Africa
at the end of last year. This figure
includes dial-up subscribers, corporate
users getting access through work, and
those gaining access through academic
institutions.
In
an effort to boost tourism, Kenya has
lifted VISA requirements for US citizens
visiting Kenya for 30 days or less. Visa
requirements are also lifted for those
from Canada, Japan, Austral, New Zealand
and several European countries. Safety
concerns kept visitors away after the
bombing of the US embassy in Nairobi .
Also some travelers avoided the region
after eight foreign tourists were killed
in a safari park in neighboring Uganda.
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domain name system, has approved seven new
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the first new global Internet domains
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complete summary of what these new domain
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Have
you heard about the growing problem with
the theft of bank cards from visitors at
overseas banks? It's bigger than you may
think - and it won't go
away.
We are asking our readers worldwide to
help identify these and other serious
situations that can totally ruin a
vacation or business trip. Our ATA members
and this magazine's regional
correspondents will describe situations
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"Prejudices
about a country or its people can best be
removed by visiting the place." The stone
walls of prejudice and indifference are
crumbling fast, as vast areas of the
world, such as China, Mongolia, Arabia and
much of Africa open their doors to
tourism. Small wonder today's need for
solid partnerships and workable action
plans has become front and
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by
David S. Fick
Book Description:: Entrepreneurship in
Africa is a study of those entrepreneurs
who have achieved success, wealth, and
fame by organizing and directing a
business undertaking in Africa. It is a
story about successful
entrepreneurs who have assumed risk in
pursuit of profit, who have tried to
conform to ethical business standards and
who have tried to contribute to the
economic development and improve the
natural environment and the education,
health, and welfare of their community and
nation. The philosophies underpinning
their economic success and their endeavors
to improve their communities have been
included whenever correspondence with the
entrepreneurs related them. This book is a
journey through the economic world of
Africa. It is a search through Web sites,
books, newspapers, and periodicals for
entrepreneurs who have been successful in
Africa, for the projects and policies that
improve their road to opportunity, and for
expert commentary on the best ways to
accomplish the economic and social
development of Africa. It is a
self-educating dialogue through personal
meetings, letters, e-mails, and phone
calls with interested parties in Africa
and around the world on the future
well-being of the people living and
working in Africa. It is meant to
encourage a dialogue so that knowledge and
ideas may be exchanged with the goal of
improving Africa and the world. I hope
that, by doing this, Africans and those
who observe the region can learn from past
mistakes and current successes and build a
peaceful and better society for all of
Africa's people. See our ATA website for
more. www.africa-ata.org/african_enterprise.htm
Email: To contact the author:
mailto:whlgeagle@aol.com
A
Powerful new Television Series worth
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Speakers Bureau to promote African
Trade and Tourism in North America at
events and via mass media
Africa offers an exciting range of
business, investment and tourism
opportunities. That's the positive message
Africa Travel Magazine's new Speakers
program wants to communicate in cities
across the USA, Canada, and the Caribbean.
The initial effort is being generated
through our media combination, Africa
Travel Magazine and Web Site. However,
nothing beats personal contact, and
numerous opportunities await us year round
at Africa Travel Association events and
others.
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