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EXHIBITOR WHAT’S NEW/PARTICIPANTS WHAT’S BEING PROMOTED? ANYTHING FOR AGENTS? WTM EVENTS STAND NUMBER....
Anantara Opening in May 2010, Anantara AS2900
Kihavah Villas on Kihavah Huravalhi
island will boast the largest
swimming pool in the Maldives
Cape Town Tourism New website at capetown.travel; Cape Town as Host City for the 2010 Cape Town “toolkits” comprising AF3200
the Official 2010 Cape Town Fifa World Cup – new developments images, DVD footage, facts and
Visitor’s Guide; new product and and responsible tourism initiatives figures; posters; 2010 Visitors’
developments for 2010 World Cup Guides; competition; T-shirts; wine
Constance Hotels First time Constance Hotels has Expansion of the new properties, AS2440
own stand. New properties include focusing on the Ephelia Resort in
Halaveli and Moofushi in the Mal- the Seychelles due to open
dives and Ephelia in the Seychelles next February
Good Safari Guide Launch of 2010 Good Safari To encourage agents to vote in the Agents providing a business card AF2800
Guide directory 2010 Good Safari Awards to take will receive a free copy of the 2010
place in Indaba on May 7. Closing Good Safari Guide worth ¤75
date for nominations is March 20
Heritage & Veranda New Villas Valriche in February Development of the Bel Ombre AS2500
Resorts, Mauritius 2010. Rebranding of the new Her- area into an area of ecological
itage Awali Golf & Spa Resort and significance with bird and wildlife
Heritage Le Telfair Golf & Spa Resort watching, trekking for the guest
Sun International Sun City Resort, The Table Bay The 30th anniversary of South AF4200
Hotel in Cape Town and The Royal Africa’s iconic Sun City resort and
Livingstone at Victoria Falls in the forthcoming 2010 World Cup
Zambia will all be represented
Kenya Tourist Board Influx of luxury boutique properties Diversity in Kenya such as “Picture yourself in Kenya” – On-stand Dawa cocktails AF3600
including Ashnill to open in Maasai golf, romance, adventure, visitors can have pictures taken every day from 5-6pm
Mara early 2010; Tsavo Mashariki sports and culture with different Kenyan backdrops.
Camp opened in summer 2009 Plus, Agent Fact Packs available
Mauritius Tourism Champagne reception with sega AS2500
Promotion dancers and drummers on evening
Authority of Monday, November 9
Namibia Tourism New brochure/directory for 2010 Promoting southern Africa during On-stand agent quiz to win a place Drinks reception on stand with AF 1500
Board available and new visitors’ guide. the World Cup 2010, with Namibia on the next fam trip. Also, chance native food and beverage on
Appointment of sales and marketing as an alternative and “cheaper” to win Namibia-branded rucksacks Monday, November 9, at 4.30pm
manager Sarah-Jane Goodall safari destination than South Africa and Windhoek beer as runner-up
South African Countdown to World Cup in South Each of the nine cities will be Launch of second annual South Agent training sessions on the AF3200
Tourism Africa in 2010. Focus on the 10 represented on the South African Africa Ubuntu Award with prize of stand on Thursday, November 12.
stadiums in nine host cities chosen Tourism stand £25,000 for the most innovative Former footballer Lucas Radebe to
to host the tournament marketing proposal make a special guest appearance
Tourism Launch of “Route 66”, a journey Diversity of activities, from big five Sign up for workshops and AF3200
KwaZulu-Natal through the Zulu Kingdom. Durban, a game-viewing and dolphin and soon-to-be-developed
World Cup host city, opens its Moses whale-watching to adventure, training programmes
Mabhida stadium in November heritage and beach tourism
Zambian Horizons Refurbishment of Sindabezi AF4550
Island and new safari house
at Sausage Tree Camp
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