Some informations about the tourism in Tchad

Landlocked in the heart of Central Africa, once at the crossroads of caravan routes, Chad is one of the largest countries in Central Africa. Its territory is divided between the Saharan area to the north, the center and the Sahel savannas to the south Sudanese.
Tibesti desert occupies the northern third of Chad. A desert is full of rock paintings and engravings reflecting a wetter past in the region and where were unearthed the remains of Abel and Toumaï, making the country the cradle of humanity.

Ghana: Culture and Tourism

THE GHANAIAN CULTURE AND TOURISM

     Centuries of tradition and many ethnic groups have created a rich culture that shapes the splendid inheritance of modern Ghana. For the Ghanaian people, the tradition of his ancestors is still an important part of everyday life. Traditional leaders have historical authority over trivial matters and family. The land is a popular heritage.

Tourism, The key sector of the Senegalese economy

Le tourisme représente le tiers du commerce mondial de service et enregistre l’un des taux de croissance les plus élevés de l’économie mondiale. 
Dans sa dimension internationale, il a généré en 2012, 1075 milliards de dollars US de recettes pour 1,035 milliard de voyageurs, avec une hausse de 4% par rapport à 2011. 
Au premier semestre 2013, le monde a enregistré une croissance de 5% de ses arrivées touristiques alors que les projections de l’OMT (organisation mondiale du tourisme)  portaient sur une croissance de 3 à 4%  pour cette même année. 
Cette croissance remarquable a été plus marquée dans les pays émergents (6%) que dans les économies avancées (4%). 

Tourism in Morocco

People have always moved from one place or country to another, for objective reasons such as trade, military campaigns, religious travel, study, and so on ... The travel and tourism and leisure traffic in the modern sense, have only begun to evolve and develop in the early twentieth century. 

Since then, travel and tourist traffic have continued to prosper and grow, locally and internationally, especially since the mid-twentieth century, with the developement of tourism services, diversification of destinations, and the establishment of structures necessary reception at high level. 

Tourism in Africa: a growing industry

Arrived with a jetlag, 500 delegates from around the world landed in May at Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe, to deliberate on the future of tourism in Africa. To allow them to relax, the Tourism of Zimbabwe, which hosted the conference of the Africa Travel Association (ATA), had organized lots of entertainment. The delegates visited the Victoria Falls - one of the seven wonders of the world - where they participated in bungee jumping, practiced the giant swing in the grooves and the zip line above the Zambezi River. They then went on safari, encountering lions and elephants. Later, they enjoyed the local cuisine and have trémoussés the rhythm of traditional music. The intention of their host was clear: see, feel and believe. This enhancement of Zimbabwe was more eloquent than any speech. She encouraged tourism ministers from Ghana, Namibia, Uganda and other African optimistic to believe in the potential of their continent countries. The American Ambassador Charles A. Ray said: "Even with the political uncertainty reigns, Zimbabwe is potentially a huge market. " Vital economic activities Observers are optimistic tourism.