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Africa Travel & Tourism Directory
Are you looking for the contact details of a travel magazine in South Africa or Egypt? The new telephone number of the Mozambique embassy in Dar-es-Salaam or Berlin? The nearest Air Gabon or Ethiopian Airlines office? A tour operator in Senegal, Libya, Uganda or safari operator in Tanzania? The Hotel Association in Botswana, Tunisia or Ghana? An e-mail address for the tourist board of Cape Verde or Namibia? The website of the Mauritanian government or the Kenyan Wildlife Service? The Gambian Immigration Service or Customs and Excise in Nigeria?
Or maybe you don't require any of this because all actually needed was a climax for your Napoleon in Excile tour, a visit to the cliffs on St. Helena and are looking for a shipping company which serves the island. For anyone involved in the travel industry, obtaining up-to-date information can be a nightmare. Now help is at hand. The second edition of the reference book 'Africa Travel & Tourism' has been published by the English publishing house World of Information of Saffron Walden, Essex in concunction with the World Travel & Tourism Council. Its 384 pages contain details of 15.000 tourist and travel authorities, associations, organisations, services, media etc. in 59 countries, from Algeria to Zimbabwe. With 41 pages and 2.100 entries, South Africa is the largest section. Tristan da Cunha (an island in the South Atlantic) with 32 entries, the smallest. The index is clearly set out in the following categories, followed by several sub-categories: 1.) government tourism agencies, 2.) tourism schools and institutes, 3.) tourism associations and services, 4.) transport, 5.) outdoor and recreational activities, 6.) publications and information sources, 7.) immigration and foreign affairs, 8.) chambers of commerce, 9.) regional and local tourist information offices, 10.) miscellaneous information offices, 11.) information offices abroad, 12.) embassies and consulates. The appendix contains extensive lists of addresses of international associations, organisations and services. The newest country-wide changes of telephone and fax numbers in Algeria, Botswana, Cameroon, Cote d'Ivoire, Kenya, Lesotho, Madagascar, Malawi, Mali, Mauritania, Morocco, Rwanda, Sao Tome & Principe, Senegal, Swaziland, Tanzania, Togo and Tunisia, are taken into account and most entries include email and website addresses. A 'must' for travel industry professionals, media, researchers, governments, libraries, educational and other institutions, business and pleasure travellers. 'Africa Travel & Tourism' is obtainable from: World of Information, 2 Market Street, Saffron Walden, Essex CB10 1HZ, United Kingdom, tel. +44-1799-521150, fax: +44-1799-524805, email: info@worldinformation.com Price: £ 50 / $ 75 / € 75 (incl. postage) : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : "...excellent reference volume for anyone interested in Africa and the African travel industry, and certainly the most extensive and up-to-date directory of its type that exists, organized by country and including a previously non-existent index of important international associations, organizations and services for the travel industry." Louis D'Amore, Founder and President International Institute for Peace Through Tourism "You have done it again another excellent directory. This is one of the best sources of contact information for the travel and tourism industry in Africa that I have seen. It is an indispensable resource for anyone interested in the industry in Africa. For instance, I am not sure where else you could find such a comprehensive directory of travel trade publications for every country on the continent among many other categories of information." Scott Wayne, Managing Partner of SW associates and former official with the World Tourism Organization and the World Travel & Tourism Council (scott.wayne@verizon.net) "...the travel and tourism industry's most comprehensive directory. The content is not only thorough, but the attention to accuracy remains unmatched." Edward L. Beauchamp, World Tourism Foundation (www.worldtourismfoundation.org) |