Lynett Nakamanya K.
The event, which has gained international recognition,
serves as a platform for businesses, organizations, and travelers to connect,
collaborate, and explore the exceptional attractions of East Africa.
The event is being held at the iconic Magereza Ground Arusha
Tanzania and is expected to attract a significant number of participants from
across the globe.
Over 500 exhibitors, including travel agencies, tour
operators, hoteliers, conservation organizations, and airlines, will showcase
their products and services to an estimated 10,000 visitors.
This diverse representation guarantees a comprehensive and
dynamic event, catering to the interests of both seasoned travelers and
industry professionals.
The expo will offer exclusive networking opportunities for
business-to-business (B2B) interactions, enabling industry stakeholders to
establish valuable connections, negotiate deals, and form partnerships. The
event aims to promote collaboration and foster growth within the travel and
tourism sector in East Africa.
It will highlight the rich cultural heritage of East Africa,
allowing visitors to experience the vibrant traditions, music, dance, and
cuisine of the region. Traditional craft demonstrations and cultural
performances will further enhance the immersive experience. The event will also
have adventure and Safari Zones, cultural displays, seminars and workshops,
East African Music Festival and so much more.
It is anticipated that this expo will further the growth of
tourism in the region. In 2022, Kenya welcomed over 1.4 million international
tourists, which represents 70%, increase from 2021 arrives of 0.8 according to
the Annual Tourism Sector performance report.
In Tanzania, home to Mount Kilimanjaro, the Serengeti
National Park, and the stunning Zanzibar Archipelago, there was a significant
increase in tourism arrivals. In 2022, the number of tourist rose to 1.4
million from the 0.9 million in 2021 according to the National Bureau of
statistics.
Uganda, known for its incredible gorilla trekking
opportunities in Bwindi Impenetrable National Park, has witnessed a rise in
tourism in recent years. In 2022, tourist arrivals in Uganda increased to
815,000 from 513,000 in 2021 according to the Uganda Bureau of Statistics.
The author Lynett nakamanya K is a tourism professional
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