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Mozambique expects 6,500 participants and more than 220 exhibitors at the International Tourism Fair, which will tbe held in Maputo, from 8 to 11 August, the Deputy Minister of Culture and Tourism said on Monday.
FIKANI “will be an exceptional showcase for the cultural and tourism riches of our country and this event will not only provide opportunities for exhibitors and participants to explore business opportunities, but will also serve as a stage for the celebration of our rich cultural diversity and cultural heritage”, said Fredson Bacar.
Bacar stated that the International Tourism Fair (FIKANI) is also a space created to showcase the country’s potential, aiming to attract investment and sell the country’s image.
For the 10th edition of the fair, to be held at the Mozambique-China Cultural Centre, the participation of more than 220 exhibitors has been confirmed, with 145 promotional spaces.
Eight countries, including Portugal, Spain, Nigeria, Rwanda, South Africa, Angola and Namibia, have already confirmed their presence at the fair, announced Fredson Bacar, adding that the registration process is still open.
In addition to exhibiting tourism products and business opportunities, the Mozambican government intends to promote debates on tourism in the 2024 edition, create mechanisms to offer services and promotional packages for air, rail and road transport, and promote packages for tours and professional internships in the sector.
“The tourism and travel industry has the potential and role to contribute to economic growth and development, the impact of which is felt in the improvement in the quality of life of society, which can benefit through jobs, professional academic training and leisure time,” stressed the Deputy Minister of Culture and Tourism.
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