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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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Entrepreneurship
in Africa: A Study of Success
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
Channels
of Interest: A Fork in the
Road
Professionals
Bartering? Check it
out!
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
Here are more links
on
Profesional
Bartering
on Google.
African
Real Estate Projects, and
Vacation Properties for Sale
Time
Share or Lease:
Send
us information and news releases
on this 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.
Great
News for American Business
Travelers visiting Kenya
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. For
information contact this magazine
africa@dowco.com
30,000,000
African American
Market
. David Saunders.
Latest
on US-Africa Investment and
Travel Dowco.Com
Services
African
Trade Missions
2006
Federation
of Small Business
Want
a Powerful, Award Winning
Website?
Boosting
Sales, Cutting
Costs
South
African Farms & Real
Estate
African
Development
Bank
Public
Relations:
Great
Broadcast
Interviews
Trade
for Services
Details
on barter arrangements and
contacts for barter exchange is
being produced. If you have
property, products or services to
barter, please describe in detail
and send request to
airhwy@dowco.com
New
Internet Domains
ICANN,
the authority that governs global
Internet domain name system, has
approved seven new domains
extensions, in addition to .com,
.net and .org. These new
extensions are the first new
global Internet domains approved
by ICANN in over a decade. For a
complete summary of what these
new domain extensions are, go
to
http://www.NewDomainExtensions.com
Advertising
and Circulation Opportunities
with Africa Travel Magazine and
Travel Road Shows
Self
employed agents required for
several sectors of the USA,
Eastern Canada and most African
Countries. No investment,
excellent rate of commission and
support at major events,
including a program of
Eco-Adventure Tourism "Road
Shows" and Educational Seminars
in Africa, the USA and Canada.
Contact us at africa@dowco.com
Problem
Solvers
An
Important New Section will appear
soon on this
site.
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 and seek solutions.
Write a letter to:
Africa Travel Magazine
347 Fifth Avenue, #610
New York, NY USA 10016
Fax 212-447-1926
Or e-mail
airhwy@dowco.com
with
your item or comments.
Francophone
Business
Partnerships &
Opportunities
"Frankly
Speaking " by M.
Goufrani
Ethioexpo:
Virtual Trade Show of Ethiopian
Products and
Services.
http://www.ethioexpo.com/
Canadian
and US Business Partnership with
Africans.
Check our Aviation and Travel
Magazine Web Site.
Africa Travel Magazine and its 4
partner publications share
the
Air Highways
site
which has over 350 pages on its
own. The combination offers over
700 web pages.
Building
Bridges Between Developed and
Emerging Nations
"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 center.
If
you need ...
- A job in advertising,
circulation, journalism
- Training in any of the above
areas
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PR, Publicity- - French
Translation
- A partner resident in the
Americas, Africa, Asia, Europe,
Australia
Phone:
(604) 681-0718
Fax Mail: (604) 681- 6595
E-Mail: africa@dowco.com
or airhwy@dsowco.
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Web Sites: http://www.africa-ata.org
and http://www.airhighways.com
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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