World Tourism Day, September 27th.......The African Perspectives

World Tourism Day, September 24th.......The African Perspectives

Journée mondiale du tourisme, 24 septembre.......Les perspectives africaines


يوم السياحة العالمي ، 24 سبتمبر ....... منظور افريقي




Tourism is a prism with many refractive indexes and Hospitality Businesses as the supporting pillars that makes tourists attractive to the destinations across Africa countries and other Continents of the world. 

Tourism is spiced with variety such as Eco-Tourism, Medical Tourism, Education Tourism, Sports Tourism and many more. 

Whatever that provides services that meet the needs of the Tourists,is simply defined as Tourism. 

Domestic and international Tourism are the two sectors within the Tourism circle. 

We are all tourists either you tour the local areas, destinations and the heritage site within your country.... You are called Domestic Tourist.

Travelling out of your home country to another country with valid travel documents, to spend few days and money visiting heritage sites, on business trips and visiting tourist trap centers such as Disney Land, Emirate Malls, Champions league Matches, NBA basketball finals,, Studying Abroad, etc, enjoying the facilities available there in exchange for fees charged to maximise benefits of the visit... Then you are called International Tourist.

How do you celebrate the World Tourism Day? 

Promote the natural cultures and endowments, discover the hidden treasures , heritage sites, develop the potential embedded in human and natural resources with lots of love and passion.

Doing all the above... Truly Excursion Africa Pride. 

Happy World Tourism Day to you all. 

Thanks 
Signed 
Rasaki OLIYIDE MITPN, MNIM 
Founder / CEO 
#Tourism #Hospitality #Business 


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