Tourism 4.0 between Oceania and Africa.

Africans to Chinese and Oceanian tourists

In South Africa, happens the continent’s largest tourism trade fair, Africa’s Travel Indaba, is now open for registration. The annual event, previously known as Indaba, will run from May 8-10 under the banner “Africa’s Stories, Your Success”

Uganda is set to host the second annual birding expo targeting tourism revenue of $1.4 billion dollars (about Shs3.6 trillion).

the first expo in 2016 attracted more than 25 international birders with 70 per cent from the USA.

In Sylodium you have Job opportunities for manage your African country in relationship with China and/or Oceania about trade and tourism. Furthermore, soon, the global business platform to Exchange services with goods and with ideas. 

But now is time to atract from rest of world specially from China

Chinese residents hit a record high of over 130 million in 2017, making China the world’s biggest source of outbound travelers,

Thailand, Japan, Singapore, Vietnam, Indonesia, Malaysia, the Philippines, the US, the Republic of Korea (ROK) and Maldives were considered the top-10 favorite destinations of Chinese tourists.

African countries have to increase in this list.

Obviously is even more important the spend by person, that the number of persons, fr ex.

In 2017, Russians were the top visitors in the number of visitors to Turkey, while Australian tourists spent the highest amount with $1,312 per visitor.

On February 8, 2018, Foreign Minister Wang Yi and Chairman of the African Union (AU) Commission Moussa Faki Mahamat held the 7th round of China-AU Strategic Dialogue.

China has always viewed China-AU relations from a strategic and long-term perspective. In recent years, China-AU relations have enjoyed in-depth development

The Forum on China-Africa Cooperation Summit is an important mechanism to boost international collaboration and Cabo Verde is looking forward to the huge opportunities brought about by the event

As a country where tourism accounts for approximately 25 percent of its GDP, Cabo Verde hopes to attract growing numbers of Chinese tourists to the island with their great spending power.  

Is time to sell Africa Brand as a whole, and African countries as their parts different ones from other but inside the common whole and promote intra trade and intra African tourism.

Africa has it all, but too often its key USPs which are so important for a potential tourism industry are kept as well guarded secrets. Africa needs all its 54 countries to embrace tourism. It is an accepted fact that tourism is the one industry that can put money directly in the pockets of the inhabitants of countries embracing this industry. 

Angola has exempted tourism visas to stay up to 30 days per entry and 90 days a year to four African countries and one Asia nation, According to the document, which Angop had access to today, in Luanda, they are the Republics of Botswana, Mauritius, Seychelles, Zimbabwe and Singapore.

You can build your own niches inside sylodium’s system as China – Africa Tourism 4.0, Australia – North Africa Tourism 4.0, Guangdong – West Africa Tourism APPS, New Zealand – Nigeria Tourism projects, Hong Kong – South Africa reasonable tourism, Shenzhen – East Africa domestic tourism, PIF - North Africa local tourism 4.0. 

Everybody is in FIR ,what about matching Tourism with FIR in Tourism 4.0?

But not stupid ideas, but reasonable and Smart tourism 4.0 ideas.

Kenya: Tourism Sector Grows By 20% in Election Year to Net Sh120 Billion

AllAfrica.com

Nairobi — The Tourism sector defied poll jitters to post a 20.3 percent growth in 2017 recording Sh120bn revenue up from Sh99bn in 2016.

Tourism Cabinet Secretary Najib Balala says the growth was supported by a 9.8 percent growth in total international arrivals which jumped to 1.474 million arrivals compared to 1.342 million arrivals in 2016.

The growth of the sector was supported by the domestic tourist segment which grew bed nights to 4 million in 2017 from 3.4 million in 2016, with the ministry attributing the growth to increased promotion of domestic tourism by the government.

"We had projected a 17 percent growth in the sector but only managed 9.8 percent growth owing to the prolonged electioneering period. We are however positive about this year and are sure to hit the 16 percent target that we have projected," Balala said.

The increase in arrivals to Kenya outpaced the estimated global growth in tourism numbers, according to the latest United Nations World Tourism Organization (UNWTO) World Tourism report which indicates that international tourist arrivals (overnight visitors) worldwide increased by 7 percent to reach a total of 1.32 billion in 2017.

Thriving Markets

The United States of America (USA) remained Kenya's leading source market, growing by 17 percent to top 114,507 arrivals and contributed 11.8 percent of total arrivals.

The United Kingdom, which is Kenya's primary source of international tourists, came in second with an 11.1 percent share of arrivals, which also grew by 11.1 percent to 107,078 arrivals.

Uganda came in third with a share of 6.4 percent, India with 6.2 percent and China with a share of 5.5 percent contribution to the total arrivals in 2017.

In terms of share of arrivals by region, Europe contributed 36 percent of arrivals, followed by Africa at 29 percent, the Americas at 15 percent, Asia at 15 percent, Middle East at 3 percent and Oceania (which includes Australia) at 2 percent.

in Sylodium you can build your own BCB (beneficial circuit business) between China and Oceanian countries (PIF, Australia, NZ…) towards Africa and vice versa, inside our system, contact us here info@sylodium.com