GHANA:The AAPA & AAVEA Africa Summit on the Continent's Tourist Attractions will feature a speech by Abeiku Santana.

 

Abeiku Santana, a well-known media personality and tourism advocate from Ghana, will speak at the next AAPA & AAVEA Africa Summit and discuss the important subject of "Africa's Visitor Attractions - The Journey & The Way Forward." Santana, who is well-known for his vast efforts to promote travel throughout the continent, declared his intention to participate and said it was an honour to be a part of the important conversation. 

He will be one of the main speakers at the session called "The African Visitors Attractions Journey: Where Are We Going?" which will delve deeply into how the continent's tourist industry is changing.

The goal of the session is to analyse the changes, difficulties, and possibilities that are now influencing tourist destinations throughout Africa. 

The conversation will aim to link the individual experiences of different stakeholders in order to promote a more comprehensive vision for the future of tourism on the continent by converting practical ideas into group momentum. 

The African Association for Precision Agriculture (AAPA) and the African Association of Visitor Experiences and Attractions (AAVEA) collaborate to organise the AAPA & AAVEA Africa Summit, which brings together innovators, policymakers, and leaders in the industry to map out a sustainable and successful future for African tourism. Given Santana's extensive background in lobbying and tourism marketing in Ghana and abroad, it is anticipated that his contribution will provide insightful viewpoints.

It is expected that the summit will serve as an important forum for networking and information sharing, creating partnerships that will propel expansion and creativity in Africa's dynamic and varied tourism sector.

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