South
African Tourism CEO, Mr Thulani Nzima: “Every single INDABA element
must give exhibitors an unrivalled and effective platform to showcase
their products and services, and to do business. INDABA belongs to
them”
South African
Tourism is working to make sure that INDABA 2015 exceeds the business
expectations of both exhibitors and buyers.
South
African Tourism Chief Executive Officer, Mr Thulani Nzima says:
“INDABA is the single biggest platform for African tourism
businesses to come and meet global buyer delegates. This tradeshow
attracts the cream and the best cross section of the African tourism
and travel trade which in turn, attracts the best buyers in the world
to INDABA.”
INDABA
2015 takes place at the Inkosi Albert Luthuli International
Convention Centre from 09 to 11 May, 2015.
INDABA
Early Bird registrations for exhibitors closed on 30 November 2014.
Over 400 exhibitors have confirmed their places on the tradeshow
floor. Applications for the INDABA buyer lounge have opened, and
registrations are now open for both hosted- and non-hosted buyer
applicants. For more information, visit:
www.indaba-southafrica.co.za/.
The
already very useful online diary system will be refreshed to ensure
INDABA 2015 delivers an optimal number of exhibitor and buyer
connections. INDABA 2014 saw increased use of the matchmaking system,
with 4.4 meetings per participant scheduled as opposed to 3.3
meetings per participant in 2013. In 2015, there will be better
matching of exhibitor offerings to the individual business interests
of buyers. The system will also incorporate search filters to help
exhibitors easily and quickly identify buyers of most relevance to
them.
Nzima
also says: “Every single element of INDABA will give exhibitors an
unrivalled and effective platform to showcase their products and
services, and to do business. There would be no INDABA if it were not
for the exhibitors, and the larger African and South African travel
and tourism trade. INDABA belongs to them. This is the biggest team
of African trade exhibitors in the world who come to Durban each year
to do business.”
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