Africa Tourism Tube is a new Africa tourism's community's video sharing site focusing attention on most rated, most discussed, most watched and most favourite expert travel guides and advice.
July 12, 2007 (Press Release) --
Africatourismtube.com Launches
The New All–Africa Tourism Video Community blog
Africatourism.com, an African tourism visitor, media and exhibitor community video sharing site has been launched.
It is poised to become a regular one-stop site for the Africa travel trade community. It presents an opportunity for traders in the field of Africa tourism to share videos promotions, interact with visitors and provide video-feeds to the media and press.
Africa tourism tube is a Youtube-like site with great potential to promote international tourism to the African continent .It is geared to showcase the spectacular, exhilarating and exciting historical, cultural and attractions that are Africa more visible to the world.
The site could easily become the hub for Africa travel and tourism video reviews, blog discussions and destination ratings with its “most viewed”, “most discussed” and “Favorite” features.
Donney Ntebele is CEO of The Eagle Heights Limited Botswana “ We are delighted to be part of UN WTO, NEPAD and Microsoft’s efforts to showcase Africa to the rest of the world she said.” As the average user in the target markets such as US spend an average of 30 hours/month online, direct marketing and brand building via broadband internet video is becoming a more cost effective method compared to other media.
Africtourismtube.com is designed to add value with user video advice content to the Microsoft, UN WTO and Nepad portal, Windows on Africa-which is geared to link all Africa’s’ existing tourism content on the net.
Bringing together Africa’s tourism industry professionals, visitors and the press is a very significant task frought with challenges when organized offline as has been the experience with Indaba and the inaugural TourismAfrica2006.
An all-Africa travel conference and exhibition is said to pose political and logistical nightmares.-The host country gains great value from highlighting its tourism assets at the expense of others.
When an all-Africa Tourism event is held in Europe such as in Geneva it denies the African continent the direct injection of money such an event could bring.
Africatourismtube.com overcomes the major concerns encountered by international visitors, the media personnel and exhibitors alike- both established and emerging destinations have the equal opportunity of showcasing themselves.
Africatourismtube.com is affordable as it is free for visitors and the media to upload their videos where as exhibitors pay a monthly fee of only $47 per month to upload unlimited commercial video promotions.
It is most economical. No airfares and freight considerations. No cost of travel to foreign venues or transport and accommodation for personnel.
Africatourismtube is a neutral ground. Participating is just a click away, and presents very little problem for African participants as virtually all African travel trade stakeholders have access to internet connection be it with sparse broadband penetration levels.
Unlike flight connection and exorbitant cost problems experienced within Africa there are no logistical travel link connection to the “venue” for participating on africatourismtube.com.
Participants from the US can still participate in huge numbers even if though Libyan tourist, media and trade videos are showcased on the video blog site.
Successful emerging destinations such as Kenya and Morocco can impactfully showcase the potential for sub-Saharan destinations overshadowed by more established South African travel trade, opening up opportunities for visitor traffic.
Clearly the africatourismtube.com provides the all-Africa travel trade video hosting and promotional blog structure that is neutral well organized, affordable efficient for the Africa fastest engine of economic growth which deserves no less than an African stage with world-class arrangements.
See you at Africatourismtube.com.
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The New All–Africa Tourism Video Community blog
Africatourism.com, an African tourism visitor, media and exhibitor community video sharing site has been launched.
It is poised to become a regular one-stop site for the Africa travel trade community. It presents an opportunity for traders in the field of Africa tourism to share videos promotions, interact with visitors and provide video-feeds to the media and press.
Africa tourism tube is a Youtube-like site with great potential to promote international tourism to the African continent .It is geared to showcase the spectacular, exhilarating and exciting historical, cultural and attractions that are Africa more visible to the world.
The site could easily become the hub for Africa travel and tourism video reviews, blog discussions and destination ratings with its “most viewed”, “most discussed” and “Favorite” features.
Donney Ntebele is CEO of The Eagle Heights Limited Botswana “ We are delighted to be part of UN WTO, NEPAD and Microsoft’s efforts to showcase Africa to the rest of the world she said.” As the average user in the target markets such as US spend an average of 30 hours/month online, direct marketing and brand building via broadband internet video is becoming a more cost effective method compared to other media.
Africtourismtube.com is designed to add value with user video advice content to the Microsoft, UN WTO and Nepad portal, Windows on Africa-which is geared to link all Africa’s’ existing tourism content on the net.
Bringing together Africa’s tourism industry professionals, visitors and the press is a very significant task frought with challenges when organized offline as has been the experience with Indaba and the inaugural TourismAfrica2006.
An all-Africa travel conference and exhibition is said to pose political and logistical nightmares.-The host country gains great value from highlighting its tourism assets at the expense of others.
When an all-Africa Tourism event is held in Europe such as in Geneva it denies the African continent the direct injection of money such an event could bring.
Africatourismtube.com overcomes the major concerns encountered by international visitors, the media personnel and exhibitors alike- both established and emerging destinations have the equal opportunity of showcasing themselves.
Africatourismtube.com is affordable as it is free for visitors and the media to upload their videos where as exhibitors pay a monthly fee of only $47 per month to upload unlimited commercial video promotions.
It is most economical. No airfares and freight considerations. No cost of travel to foreign venues or transport and accommodation for personnel.
Africatourismtube is a neutral ground. Participating is just a click away, and presents very little problem for African participants as virtually all African travel trade stakeholders have access to internet connection be it with sparse broadband penetration levels.
Unlike flight connection and exorbitant cost problems experienced within Africa there are no logistical travel link connection to the “venue” for participating on africatourismtube.com.
Participants from the US can still participate in huge numbers even if though Libyan tourist, media and trade videos are showcased on the video blog site.
Successful emerging destinations such as Kenya and Morocco can impactfully showcase the potential for sub-Saharan destinations overshadowed by more established South African travel trade, opening up opportunities for visitor traffic.
Clearly the africatourismtube.com provides the all-Africa travel trade video hosting and promotional blog structure that is neutral well organized, affordable efficient for the Africa fastest engine of economic growth which deserves no less than an African stage with world-class arrangements.
See you at Africatourismtube.com.
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