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SUMMARY:Cross-Sectoral Collaboration for Tourism and Economic Development
DESCRIPTION:Join decision makers from diverse sectors of the economy and the diaspora to interact with tourism stakeholders and the creative industry in initiating collaborative efforts towards the development and growth of tourism and entertainment in Nigeria\, and Africa. \n  \nSession 05: September 17\, 2020 @15:00 GMT+1. \nHow do we regain the confidence of Tourists? What can Nigeria learn from Dubai Tourism and South African Tourism? \nThe Land of Origins as Africa’s investment hub. Harnessing Cultural Assets for Tourism Development. Lessons from the experiences of Tour Operators in Nigeria and South Africa?\nNuggets for tapping into opportunities in Osun state. \nSome of our speakers and Panelists include: \n\nHon. Adebisi Obawale Simeon\, Osun State Commissioner for Culture & Tourism – Positioning Osun State For Tourism\nYib Koko\, DG/CEO Rivers State Tourism Development Agency – Harnessing Cultural Assets of Rivers State for Tourism Development\nHis Excellency Azanaw Tadesse Abreha\, The Ethiopian Ambassador To Nigeria\, Ambassador Plenipotentiary & Extraordinary – Investment Opportunities & Travel In Ethiopia\nEFEO Awhana\, Founder\, Nigeria Travel Week – The Role of Tour Operators In Nigeria Tourism Drive\nMr. Didier Bay eye\, Marketing Manager Africa & India Ocean at Sun International South Africa – Building Confidence for Tourists\nThekiso Rakolojane\, Regional Head: West Africa South African Tourism – The Packaging Effect: South African Tourism\nStella Fubara-Obinwa\, Director of International Operations With The Dubai Department of Tourism & Commerce Marketing – The “Packaging Effect”: Dubai’s Tourism Perception\nSonto Mnonambi\, Managing Director Nano Travel & Tours – Tour Operations in South Africa: My Experience\nPrincess Ime Udo\, Managing Director\, CEO Headway Tours & Travel Ltd – Tour Operations in Nigeria: My Experience\n\n  \nSession 04: August 19\, 2020 @15:00 GMT+1. \nAnticipate information on how Tourism Stakeholders can access 50 billion from Sterling Bank\, valuable information on Sustainable tourism and Adventure tourism\, the need to engage diaspora Africans in actionable conversations for the development of Africa. \nSome of our speakers and Panelists include: \n\nAmbassador Francisco Carlos Soares Luz – Consul General of Brazil\nOtunba Olawanle Akinboboye – Founder\, La Campagne Tropical Beach Resort Ltd\nMrs. Omotayo Omotosho – Former Director General of Nigeria\, Tourism Development Corporation\nAlexandre Garrido – Internationally acclaimed expert in Sustainable and Adventure tourism\nCynthia Nwuka – Group Head\, Creative Industry at Bank of Industry\n\n…among and captains of the Tourism industry. \n  \nSession 03: August 06\, 2020 @15:00 GMT+1. \nThe Speakers and Panelists include: \nKey Note address – By His Imperial Majesty\, the Ooni of Ife \n\nArole ‘Oduduwa Olofin Adimula\, Oonirisa Adeyeye Enitan Ogunwusi\, Ojaja II\, The Ooni of Ife – The Role of Culture in Tourism Development\nChukwuemeka Rollas Ejezie\, President Actors Guild of Nigeria – Impact of Nollywood on Destination Nigeria\nDiana Ladislaus\, Tanzania Investment Centre – Investment Opportunities and Incentives\nFidelix Duker\, Former President Directors Guild of Nigeria – Strategic Collaboration with Nollywood for a viable Domestic Tourism\n\n  \nSession 02: July 30\, 2020 @15:00 GMT+1. \nSpeakers and Panelists include: \n\nDr. R. Toby Bailey\, CEO at Borg Investment Bank\, USA – www.borgglobal.com\nRobert Alexander\, CEO at 360Wise Media\, USA – www.360WiseMedia.com\nToki Mabogunje\, President Lagos Chamber of Commerce – www.lagoschamber.com\nSir Joe Madu\, President USAfrica Chamber of Commerce – www.usafricacoc.com\nBrian e Ebden\, Brand & Strategy Consultant – brianeebden.wixsite.com/brianeebden\nCharles Udoh\, Hon. Commissioner for Information & Strategy\, Akwa Ibom State – akwaibomstate.gov.ng\n\n  \nSession 01: July 22\, 2020 @15:00 GMT+1. \nTopics\, Speakers and Panelists include: \n\nCollaboration for Tourism Development and Economic Growth: Mr Shina Atilola – Head of Retail Banking\, Sterling Bank.\nCorporate Partnership to Boost Tourism in Nigeria: Adekunle Adebiyi – Chief Sales & Distribution Officer\, MTN Nigeria.\nInvestment Opportunities in Air Transport\, Tourism & Hospitality: Alexander Nwuba – President\, Aircraft Owners & Pilots Association\, Nigeria.\nEnabling Environment for Investment in Domestic Tourism: Alhaji Saleh Rabo – President\, FTAN\nDiaspora Collaboration for Tourism and Economic Development: H.E Dr. (HC) Arc Raphael Eluemuno Ajalie – Co-Founder\, Reocomm Group/Foundation\n\nIt promises to be another insightful economic session with actionable results\, and we can’t wait to see you! \n  \nMODERATORS:\nAMB. Isaac Moses\, Co-Founder – Goge Africa.\nAMB. Nneka Isaac-Moses\, Co-Founder – Goge Africa. \n#TourismRecoveryProcess #DomesticTourism #TourismNigeria \nGoge Africa … dedicated to Africa’s development. \nClick here to register NOW!!!
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SUMMARY:Guinea Bissau Independence Day
DESCRIPTION:National Day of Guinea-Bissau is celebrated on September 24. This public holiday commemorates the proclamation of the independence of the Republic of Guinea-Bissau from Portugal in 1973.\nGuinea-Bissau is a small state located in West Africa. The colonization of the area by the Portuguese started in the 15th century. By the late 19th century\, the entire territory of present-day Guinea-Bissau was controlled by Portugal. It was incorporated into the colony of Portuguese Guinea. \nIn 1952\, Guinea-Bissau was granted the status of an overseas province of Portugal. Four years later\, the first liberation movement was founded in the province. Originally the African Party for the Independence of Guinea and Cape Verde (PAIGC) was a peaceful movement\, but in 1963 it started the Guinea-Bissau War of Independence. \nThe war lasted for over ten years. On September 24\, 1973\, PAIGC proclaimed the independence of Guinea-Bissau. It was recognized by Portugal in September 1974\, following the Carnation Revolution. \nNational Day (Independence Day) of Guinea-Bissau is widely celebrated across the country. The holiday is marked with official speeches\, solemn ceremonies\, and other festive events and activities. The main celebration is held in the capital city of Bissau.
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LOCATION:Guinea-Bissau\, Guinea-Bissau
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SUMMARY:Botswana Independence Day
DESCRIPTION:Botswana became independent from Great Britain on September 30\, 1966. Since 1885\, the region had been a British colonycalled the Bechuanaland Protectorate. The biggest Independence Day festivities are held in the capital city of Gaberones\,and includes the singing of the national anthem\, “Fatshe La Rona” (Blessed Country).
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