Popularity Ratings
Topics of greatest interest to our readers


Webtrends Research provides Africa Travel Magazine with a daily box score showing who is reading our ATA site and what topics they prefer. How many overall hits is the web site generating? Answer: 8.9 million. How long does the average adult visitor spend per session on our site? Answer: 11 to 15 minutes.

In June 2003,
The Cameroon Storycontinues to attract the most readers. Hon. Pierre Hele, Minister of Tourism, laid the foundation for this story in 2001 by taking our editors on the most exciting tour one could imagine. His Ministry team of Ebenezer Elimbi, Jean Npombo and Boniface Piga were professional and untiring in their efforts, As a result, we gathered enough material and photos for a series of books in print and CD.

In the Top Entry Pages category, " Guinea, Land of Contrasts” by Muguette Goufrani is our front. Thanks to Hon. Sylla Hadja Koumba Diakite, Guinea's Minister of Tourism, and Mr. Ibrahima Diallo, Tourism Director, Muguette toured the country. She journeyed from the Coastal Slave Route to the Northern Highlands, returning with hundreds of photos and a story that continues to unfold.

What attracts people to our web site? African Fashion and Shopping have been consistent favorites during the past two years, as has our section on Great Hotels and the Ethiopian Journey series.

Most Read Page:
Cameroon, Central Africa: An Ecotourism Paradise
http://www.africa-ata.org/ cameroon.htm

 


Top Entry Page:
Guinea: Switzerland of Africa is a Land of Contrasts
http://www.africa-ata.org/ guinea_excursion_1.htm


Other Highly Ranked Pages:

AFRICA'S FASHION-DESIGNERS WIN ACCLAIM ON WORLD SCENE - http://www.africa-ata.org/ affas.htm

AFRICA'S GREAT HOTELS - FAMOUS DOORS OF HOSPITALITY
http://www.africa-ata.org/ hotels.htm

Namibia's Kalahari Desert Bushmen
http://www.africa-ata.org/ namibia.htm

Eco Tourism: Featured in Africa Travel Magazine
http://www.africa-ata.org/ eco_issue.htm

Wonders of Egypt Tours
http://www.africa-ata.org/ egypt.htm

Addis Ababa: Africa's Meeting Place welcomes the World:
http://www.africa-ata.org/ addis_2.htm

Adventure on Africa's Great Rivers
http://www.africa-ata.org/ rivers.htm

ATA 4th EcoTourism Symposium, Abuja, Nigeria
http://www.africa-ata.org/ nigeria_2.htm

How Ethiopian Airlines Win Friends and Influences People
http://www.africa-ata.org/ ethiopian_air.htm

Nigeria: A tourism destination full of challenge
http://www.africa-ata.org/ nigeria_broadus.htm

 ETHIOPIA GUIDE TO TRAVEL AND TOURISM TOPICS
http://www.africa-ata.org/ ethiopia_guide.htm

Journey to the Roof of Africa on Ethiopia's Holy Route
http://www.africa-ata.org/ ethiopia_journey.htm

Ethiopia Congress Photos: Thanks For The Memories
http://www.africa-ata.org/ thanks.htm

Days of Wine and Roses at the Sheraton Addis Ababa,
http://www.africa-ata.org/ addis_3.htm

PRESERVING THE HERITAGE - GREAT CITIES AND MONUMENTS
http://www.africa-ata.org/ american_express_world_mon.htm

INTERACTIVE MAP of Africa
http://www.africa-ata.org/ afmap.htm

Guinea: The Switzerland of Africa is a Land of Contrasts
http://www.africa-ata.org/ guinea_excursion_1.htm

Photos of Ethiopia Jubilee Congress and Historic Route Tour
http://www.africa-ata.org/ ethiopia_picture_show1.htm

 

Recommended Pages
Great Cities of Morocco Series - by Jerry W. Bird

Majestic Mountains, Romantic Kasbahs and Deserts- by Habeeb Salloum

Berber Wedding Fair - by Muguette Goufrani

Djerba- Tunisia's Isle of Forgetfulness - by Habeeb Salloum


About ATA: With the Africa Travel Association's 30th Jubilee Congress in 2005, the excitement is mounting as our magazine's editors and New York office staff are going through the archives in our effort to present a landmark souvenir capsule of ATA's progress up to the present time. The above profile is one important step in that direction, as the association's great strength is the caliber of people in its chapters and on its Board of Directors.

 

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