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" In any language, Africa offers an exciting range of business, investment and tourism opportunities.   African Business & Investment Section Francophonie Alliance: West Africa Business Partnerships and Opportunities: “Frankly Speaking ” by M. Goufrani Canadian and US Business Partnership with Africans. Check our Aviation and Travel Magazine Web Site. Africa Travel Magazine and its 4 partner publications share the Air Highways site which has over 350 pages on its own. The combination offers more than 700 web pages. 30,000,000 African American Market . David Saunders of Washington DC. Latest on US-Africa Investment and Travel African Real Estate Projects, and Vacation Properties for Sale Time Share or Lease: Send us information and news releases on this key topic. For your information, here is a comprehensive Real Estate site in South Africa: http://www.mxp.com.au/megasa.htm Internet use growing: According to a recent survey, there was a total of 1,266,000 Internet users in South Africa at the end of last year. This figure includes dial-up subscribers, corporate users getting access through work, and those gaining access through academic institutions. Africa Skies Conference open new markets and routes to Africa from North America via the Caribbean and Asia Pacific, with exotic stops en route. Vancouver, Canada, Sept. 2001. Great News for American Business Travelers visiting Kenya In an effort to boost tourism, Kenya has lifted VISA requirements for US citizens visiting Kenya for 30 days or less. Visa requirements are also lifted for those from Canada, Japan, Austral, New Zealand and several European countries. Safety concerns kept visitors away after the bombing of the US embassy in Nairobi . Also some travelers avoided the region after eight foreign tourists were killed in a safari park in neighboring Uganda. For information contact this magazine africa@dowco.com New Internet Domains: ICANN, the authority that governs global Internet domain name system, has approved seven new domains extensions, in addition to .com, .net and .org. These new extensions are the first new global Internet domains approved by ICANN in over a decade. For a complete summary of what these new domain extensions are, go to http://www.NewDomainExtensions.com 1) .biz / 2) .info / 3) .name / 4) .pro / 5) .aero / 6) .coop / 7) .museum Advertising and Circulation Opportunities with Africa Travel Magazine and Travel Road Shows Self employed agents required for several sectors of the USA, Eastern Canada and most African Countries. No investment, excellent rate of commission and support at major events, including a program of Eco-Adventure Tourism "Road Shows" and Educational Seminars in Africa, the USA and Canada. Contact us at africa@dowco.com Building Bridges Between Developed and Emerging Nations "Prejudices about a country or its people can best be removed by visiting the place." The stone walls of prejudice and indifference are crumbling fast, as vast areas of the world, such as China, Mongolia, Arabia and much of Africa open their doors to tourism. Small wonder today's need for solid partnerships and workable action plans has become front and New York Times Promotes ATA's Marlene Melton NEW YORK, December 9, 1999: The New York Times Advertising department has announced that Marlene Melton has been named Account Manager for Foreign Tourism. Major account responsibility will be for Latin America, Africa and Asia, and will include tourism organizations, airlines and e-commerce. She will also serve as liaison with several travel industry associations. Marlene has had a diverse career at The Times over the past eighteen years. She brings a strong background in advertising sales and management from experiences in various national account categories, including beverage alcohol, health and pharmaceuticals, corporate and advocacy and, most recently, marketing services and strategy. Many travel industry professionals will know of Marlene's involvement with the Africa Travel Association, an industry organization founded in 1975 to promote tourism to Africa. She is currently in a second, two-year term as president of ATA's New York chapter. In May 1999 she received ATA's Murray Vidockler Founder's Award for her contributions and years of involvement with tourism promotion to Africa. Marlene's new responsibilities at The New York Times will become effective January 3, 2000. See Marelene Melton's item on East Africa Relief   For membership and events, contact: Africa Travel Association, ATA Head Office: 347 Fifth Avenue, Suite 610, New York, NY 10016 E-Mail: africatravelasso@aol.com . Tel: (212) 447-1926, Fax: (212) 725-8253

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