“We are seeing efforts and changes led by leading travel and tourism companies, who are now paying more attention to creating a sense of belonging, supporting their employees, regardless of who they are or where they come from,” said Julia Simpson, president and CEO. executive director of the WTTC.
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The WTTC concluded its Global Summit in Kigali, where Julia Simpson, President and CEO of the WTTC, emphasized the importance of Africa as a tourist destination full of offerings and cultural richness. She highlighted the resilience of the global tourism sector, emphasizing its significant contribution to job creation and the global economy.
This projection is based on a report entitled "Unlocking Opportunities for the Growth of Travel and Tourism in Africa," presented during the second day of the WTTC Summit
The Senior Vice President of WTTC, Virginia Messina, spoke with the press at the WTTC Summit in Kigali: "It is very interesting and impressive to observe how, despite all the global challenges we face in the world, the tourism sector is returning very rapidly," she said.
Kigali takes the crown as the first African destination for the World Summit
Julia Simpson, President and CEO of the WTTC, expressed her enthusiasm for the participation of influential and prominent figures at the event, emphasizing Rwanda's dedication to the resurgence of the travel and tourism sector, as well as its rapid growth positioning it as a significant tourist attraction in the African continent
This year, the WTTC Global Summit focuses on the theme 'Building Bridges to a Sustainable Future', aiming to advance towards a safer, more resilient, inclusive, and sustainable future.
