Coastweek Newspaper Vol 9 No 17 (April 18-25,1986)

Abstract

Kenyan Tourism Minister Calls On Industry To Face Up To Changing Markets: Kenya's Tourism Minister, Andrew Omanga, emphasized the need for the African travel industry to adapt to changing markets. Addressing delegates, he highlighted the importance of continuous customer communication and the need for African tourism to improve and build its presence, especially in the American market. Omanga stressed that Africa must work collaboratively to enhance tourism. Atlanta Mayor Welcomes Ata Congress: Mayor Andrew Young of Atlanta welcomed attendees of the 11th Annual Congress of the Africa Travel Association (ATA) to the city. In his address, he expressed pride in hosting the event and hoped that it would strengthen ties between Atlanta and the African travel industry. He extended his best wishes for a successful conference and pleasant stay in Atlanta. Coastweek Courtesy Of Mayor Andrew Young: The issue features a note of gratitude from Mayor Andrew Young, recognizing the importance of the ATA Congress and its impact on promoting Africa as a travel destination. Special Coverage Of Atlanta Congress: The issue includes coverage of the seminars and discussions from the ATA Congress, highlighting the emphasis on political stability, peace, and the unique appeal of Kenya as a travel destination. It mentions that Kenya offers a blend of warm hospitality, beautiful weather, and economic development that makes it an attractive destination.