Weekend Reggae Roots Festival Tribute to Bob Marley 14th & 15th May 2016

Wrist Bands now available for 'Rave about Africa' Weekend Reggae Roots Beach Festival in Gambia 14th & 15th May 2016 Celebrating the Life of Bob Marley... www.raveaboutafrica.com

Join us for this spectacular event with a tribute to Bob Marley; Senegalese Wrestlers; Fire-Eaters; African Drummers/Dancers; Gambian and International Artists and DJs.
Whilst relaxing on the beach or by the pool sipping cocktails the music will be heard for miles.

You will also be able to join our seminars & listen to speakers with Q&A sessions - Topics include:-

• Nation Building in Africa - Including Business Development & Property Purchase.
• The Significance of African History on Young People
• The Natural Hair Movement and How to Make it Your Business

Our One Week Package include Flights/Hotel/Breakfast/Transfers/Wrist Band for Two Day Beach Festival / African King & Queen Party (Clothes can designed & made in the Gambia)
Only £599 if deposit paid before 10th December 2015 - £698 Thereafter.

Two Week Packages £765 if deposit paid before 10th December 2015 - £835 Thereafter -  includes Flights/Hotel/Breakfast/Transfers/Wrist Band for Two Day Beach Festival / African King & Queen Party (Clothes can designed & made in the Gambia)

Three Week Packages £889. if deposit paid before 10th December 2015 - £939 Thereafter - includes-  Flights/Hotel/Breakfast/Transfers/Wrist Band for Two Day Beach Festival / African King & Queen Party (Clothes can designed & made in the Gambia)

Deposits ONLY £175.00

Beach Festival Bands - £65.00 Per Day if not booking through 'Rave about Africa'

On-line Bookings -  www.raveaboutafrica.com
Artists - Contact Madu Ellis on +44 75 4644 9598

Bookings Queries Contact - Danielle or Ira or Elizabeth on  +44 77 2995 7216  / +44 79 3202 8069  /  / 020 3737 2649  

Africa at the World Travel Market (WTM) London 2015

Yet again another amazing turn out at the WTM this year in ExCeL Exhibition Centre London.

At the WTM there were various seminars to wet our taste buds for the travel business, which is becoming more successful each year. Seminars included 'Responsible Tourism', 'How to Collaborate with Bloggers', 'Travel Start Up Pitches' etc.  There was also a wealth of opportunities before, during and after the WTM to network with other travel/tourism providers, which is a major part of the event.

2016 will be a new year for Africa to get back into business, as they recover from a bad season in 2015 with low tourism.  Even though most African countries were not directly affected by Ebola the ongoing negative media coverage of the Ebola crisis has had a vast impact on tourism in Africa as a continent.

Vibrant cultural displays from African Countries such as Uganda; South Africa; Malawi; Kenya; Nigeria; Botswana; Gambia; Senegal; and others were well exhibited.  It is forecasted that Africa will have the second highest growth rate in the world to 2030 and eight African countries are included in the 20 fastest growing economies worldwide.

Yet again Gambia's presence was felt in full force led by Momodou Joof,  as they discussed the richness which Gambia has to offer tourism.  'Rave about Africa' who also work in partnership with Momodou Joof were in attendance to highlight Gambia's rich culture and to also promote the 2016 Gambia Roots Festival by networking with traders and visitors at the World Travel Market 2015.