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Martha Adugna, Owner and General Manager of The Residence Suite Hotel (Addis Ababa)
Despite being in operation since late May 2013, the Residence Suite Hotel (Addis Ababa) reached full occupancy in just four months. This niche hotel offers both short- and long-term accommodation in its 19 spacious luxury rooms.
Gerard Hounkponou, Chief of UN Conference Centre (Conference Coordination Unit, Conference Services Section)
The UN Conference Centre in Addis Ababa has a particular mandate which is not only attending to government conferences but also to the great number of conferences in relation to NGOs and civil society organizations. In partnership with the Ethiopian government, the goal is to market Addis Ababa as a conference hub in Africa, thus exposing local investment opportunities and attracting new flow of investments into Ethiopia.
Adrian Landry, General Manager of Labadi Beach Hotel, mentions some of the hotel’s main differentials and shares his vision for the future, saying that his goal is to see Labadi remain the number one property in Ghana.
Adrian Landry, General Manager of Labadi Beach Hotel, talks about the competition, as Ghana is growing and the number of hotels and rooms in Accra and throughout the country is also expanding.
Adrian Landry, General Manager of Labadi Beach Hotel, presents the hotel and talks about expansion plans. Currently, Labadi is expanding by increasing the size of the gym and building a new conference center, a spa…
Adrian Landry, General Manager of Labadi Beach Hotel, talks about the economic development in Ghana. He also discusses the fact that business tourism has been on the rise lately.
Discover Labadi Beach Hotel, a 5 star hotel, resort and business address located in Accra, Ghana.
“Europeans would find no better place only an hour or an hour and a half away to come to than Libya,” claims Anas M. Tarsin from Al Waddan Hotel in Tripoli.
The oldest hotel in Libya had welcome many celebrities in the past, including Sophia Loren, Marilyn Monroe, Mohammed Ali, Bob Hope or even Frank Sinatra. “No one was allowed in, Libyan or otherwise if they weren’t wearing a blazer and tie. It was a fruitful time for Libyans, it was beautiful,” explains Anas M. Tarsin.
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“Europeans would find no better place only an hour or an hour and a half away to come to than Libya. The ruins that we have, both Greek and Roman, are untouched and beautiful. There are so many things to visit; I really do think that within the next 5 to 10 years Libya will be a hot spot for tourism in the world.”
