AccorHotels launches ibis Styles – Nairobi Westlands
Four Points by Sheraton Lagos opens remodeled Office Bar
Iconic Sheraton Cairo reopens after extensive renovation
Typical challenges in mature destinations (II)
Some interesting ideas for tourism development are to be found in this article.
City of Johannesburg’s move to scrap apartheid land schemes is applauded
The City’s move to scrap apartheid land schemes is applauded https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/citys-move-scrap-apartheid-land-schemes-applauded-municipality
From McKinsey: The closest look yet at Chinese economic engagement in Africa
From McKinsey Insights: The closest look yet at Chinese economic engagement in Africa http://www.mckinsey.com/global-themes/middle-east-and-africa/the-closest-look-yet-at-chinese-economic-engagement-in-africa?cid=soc-app
Hospitality sector in Africa tackles economic headwinds — BizNis Africa
South Africa’s hospitality sector is poised for further growth in the next five years bolstered by inbound travelers amid a difficult and volatile economic climate. Pietro Calicchio, Hospitality via Hospitality sector in Africa tackles economic headwinds — BizNis Africa
China is Africa’s largest economic partner
China is Africa’s largest economic partner. Yet it has been a challenge to understand the full extent of the partnership due to a dearth of data. A new report by McKinsey Africa (www.McKinsey.com) finds that its involvement is bigger and more multifaceted than previous studies suggest. “Chinese engagement with Africa is set to accelerate by… via […]
China is Africa's largest economic partner
China is Africa’s largest economic partner. Yet it has been a challenge to understand the full extent of the partnership due to a dearth of data. A new report by McKinsey Africa (www.McKinsey.com) finds that its involvement is bigger and more multifaceted than previous studies suggest. “Chinese engagement with Africa is set to accelerate by… via […]
Dangote Industries to get $1 Billion Afreximbank Intra-African Trade Financing — BizNis Africa
The African Export-Import Bank (Afreximbank) today in Kigali signed agreements to provide financing facilities totaling $1.11 billion to support African entities engaged in intra-African trade, including $1 billion to the African conglomerate Dangote Industries Limited. The signing ceremonies, held as part of the ongoing activities marking the 24th Annual General Meeting of the Bank, are in… […]