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PHOTO FROM LEFT:  Mark Walton, Executive VP Sponsorship and Corporate Development, The Africa Channel,  Rumit Mehta, Director of Business Development, Safari Ventures, Karen Hoffman, Sr. Vice President, The Bradford Group representing the Tanzania Tourist Board and Allan Kamau, Editor, Africa Investor Magazine.   Tourism Again on Agenda At Harvard Business School's\ 9th Annual Africa Business Conference Presented by the Africa Business Club,  February 16-18, 2007, Cambridge, Massachusetts ATA Members Represented on the Panel    "Toursim in Africa, A New Dawn?" was the focus of a panel discussion at  the 9th Annual Africa Business Conference organized by the Harvard Business School's Africa Business Club, on Saturday, February 17th at the Harvard Business School Campus in Cambridge, Massachusetts. The Tourism Panel was organized by Niyi Omojola, facilitated by Catherine Dial, and moderated by Allan Kamau, Editor, Africa Investor Magazine  16-18, 2007. Speakers were Rumit Mehta, Director of Business Development, Safari Ventures, an ATA member and Karen Hoffman, Sr. Vice President, The Bradford Group, and an ATA International Board Member,  represented the Tanzania Tourist Board on behalf of Peter Mwenguo, Managing Director of Tanzania Tourist Board. The third speaker was Mark Walton, Executive VP Sponsorship and Corporate Development, The Africa Channel.   February 16-18, 2007, Cambridge, Massachusetts