African Tour & Travel Expo (A Sambeni) 2012
April 24 - 28, 2012
Bulawayo , Zimbabwe
A'Sambeni means "Let's Travel" in the Zulu/Ndebele language. It is an invitation to set off on a leisurely mission together - an offer of sunshine, good companionship, and adventure.
Concept: Regional Travel Market with the emphasis on Discovering the Real Africa: Eco-Tourism, Cultural Tourism, Adventure Tourism
Serving Exhibitors: African Tour, Travel and Transport operators, and specialist
suppliers to the tourism industry.
Benefiting Visitors: Regional & International Travel wholesalers and agents, consumers of business and of holiday travel. Register here if you wish to visit.
Dates: 24 - 28 April 2012
A'Sambeni means "Let's Travel" in the Zulu/Ndebele language. It is an invitation to set off on a leisurely mission together - an offer of sunshine, good companionship, and adventure.
Concept: Regional Travel Market with the emphasis on Discovering the Real Africa: Eco-Tourism, Cultural Tourism, Adventure Tourism
Serving Exhibitors: African Tour, Travel and Transport operators, and specialist
suppliers to the tourism industry.
Benefiting Visitors: Regional & International Travel wholesalers and agents, consumers of business and of holiday travel. Register here if you wish to visit.
Organisers: Zimbabwe International Trade Fair Company (UFI & EXSA member)
What?
A'Sambeni is a tourism showcase for sub-Saharan Africa: it is a country-neutral exhibition, not tied to any specific national tourist association. A'sambeni 2012 is a full-scale, regional, info-rich tourism exhibition held in Zimbabwe which accommodates large and small operators and includes specialised suppliers to the tourism industry. The emphasis is on Adventure, Cultural and Eco-tourism.
Where?
Its location in Bulawayo, Zimbabwe, places the expo physically in the centre of the region. (see "How to Get there" in map of SAD
Concept: Regional Travel Market with the emphasis on Discovering the Real Africa: Eco-Tourism, Cultural Tourism, Adventure Tourism
Serving Exhibitors: African Tour, Travel and Transport operators, and specialist
suppliers to the tourism industry.
Benefiting Visitors: Regional & International Travel wholesalers and agents, consumers of business and of holiday travel. Register here if you wish to visit.
Dates: 24 - 28 April 2012
A'Sambeni means "Let's Travel" in the Zulu/Ndebele language. It is an invitation to set off on a leisurely mission together - an offer of sunshine, good companionship, and adventure.
Concept: Regional Travel Market with the emphasis on Discovering the Real Africa: Eco-Tourism, Cultural Tourism, Adventure Tourism
Serving Exhibitors: African Tour, Travel and Transport operators, and specialist
suppliers to the tourism industry.
Benefiting Visitors: Regional & International Travel wholesalers and agents, consumers of business and of holiday travel. Register here if you wish to visit.
Organisers: Zimbabwe International Trade Fair Company (UFI & EXSA member)
What?
A'Sambeni is a tourism showcase for sub-Saharan Africa: it is a country-neutral exhibition, not tied to any specific national tourist association. A'sambeni 2012 is a full-scale, regional, info-rich tourism exhibition held in Zimbabwe which accommodates large and small operators and includes specialised suppliers to the tourism industry. The emphasis is on Adventure, Cultural and Eco-tourism.
Where?
Its location in Bulawayo, Zimbabwe, places the expo physically in the centre of the region. (see "How to Get there" in map of SAD
Lieux de Rendez-Vous
Location: Zimbabwe International Exhibition Centre
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