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African Tourism in Age of Developing Smart Cities?
New from AllAfrica.com
During the 2017 World Tourism Conference held in Rwanda earlier this year. Sector leaders discussed how to maximize opportunities and also reviewed the needs of the sector to reach its full potential. The event was attended by tourism ministers from various African countries alongside tour operators, travel agents, hotels, airlines, some of the key private sector players.
A set of challenges were identified and we broadly agreed that focusing on tackling them together, as industry leaders and the public sector, would make tangible differences to not only each of the African countries independently but also for the continent as a whole. Easing of travel visa restrictions Current travel visa restrictions prevent even Africans from exploring their own continent.
This speaks to the importance of developing smart, connected, cities across Africa - technology will go a long way to boosting efficiencies that will have a long-term benefit on tourism. Going cashless must be a priority for African economies With 94 percent of retail transactions still in cash, there is a real need to displace cash given the countless benefits for consumers to shift behaviour. Additionally, benefits will benefit the sector and overall economy.
Focus should be placed on: Safety: Digital payments is far safer, and although in Africa the need still remains to have some cash available, it is important to develop a wider acceptance network that includes hotels but also tourist hot spots. Customer experience: COMESA (Common Market for Eastern and Southern Africa) has launched a program called from Cape Town to Cairo, providing travellers with a full itinerary to travel from, to and in-between these cities. The initiative is helping to take the pain out of having to carry multiple currencies when travelling. The collaboration highlights the importance of similar initiatives, and a closer relationship between countries.
Our success has led us to discussions with the African ministers and Tourism authorities where we unpacked and showcased how we can assist cities differentiate themselves to attract travellers and ensure that the continent is being promoted in the right way. More than ever, such tools are required as destination marketing organisations (DMOs) budgets shrink, the need to be more effective in this more competitive environment is essential. Mastercard is a technology company in the global payments industry. It operates the world's fastest payments processing network, connecting consumers, financial institutions, merchants, governments and businesses in more than 210 countries and territories.
