Travel and Tourism - Angola - May 2013
Angola has considerable potential as a leisure tourism destination. It is well connected to the European and American markets by several international air carriers, and has an increasingly diverse wildlife product as well as interesting and varied terrain. It is also well situated in southern Africa in terms of attracting those tourists already travelling to other more popular destinations such as South Africa, Botswana and Namibia. However, at present, business tourism is the main form of international travel to the country, with a thriving oil and gas sector that has attracted significant overseas investment. Similar to other countries like Nigeria, this pushes up the prices of tourist services, such as accommodation, and consequently has a serious impact on the competitiveness of the country as a leisure destination.
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Table of contents
Angola: Key Facts
Introduction
Data Sources
Background
- History
- Geography
- History
Attractions
Tourism and the Economy
- Figure 1: Total expenditure, by purpose of visit, 2007-12
Arrivals
- International
- Figure 2: International tourist arrivals, by region, 2007-12
- Figure 3: Top 10 source markets for Angola, 2008-11
- Domestic
- Figure 4: Angola nationals staying in accommodation establishments, 2007-12
- International
Market Characteristics
- International
- Purpose of visit
- Figure 5: Tourist arrivals, by purpose of visit, 2007-12
- Seasonality
- Length of stay
- Figure 6: Length of stay of international tourists at accommodation establishments, 2009-11
- Domestic
- Purpose of visit
- Seasonality
- Length of stay
- Figure 7: Length of stay by Angolan nationals in accommodation establishments, 2009-11
- International
Transport
- Air
- Road
- Rail
- Sea
Accommodation
- Figure 8: Accommodation stock and occupancy rates in Angola, 2007-11
Tourism News
- Conservation programmes key to sustainable tourism
- Fishing set to be important niche market
- Angola markets to the Portuguese at Lisbon Tourism Fair
- Conservation programmes key to sustainable tourism
What Next?
- Can tourism objectives be realised?
- Image and rebranding will determine future growth
- Emerging middle class
- Cruise tourism offers day-visitor opportunities
- Can tourism objectives be realised?
Travel and Tourism - Angola - May 2013