Africa Coastal Marine Maritime Tourism Trade Market and Exhibition Set for April 2025

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The maiden edition of Africa Coastal Marine Maritime Tourism Trade Market and Exhibitionis set to take place on 15-16 April 2025 at the Feather Market Centrein Nelson Mandela Bay, South Africa. This premier event will serve as a major platform for businesses, investor and stakeholders to explore opportunities in Africa’s coastal and marine tourism sector, fostering partnerships and driving sustainable development within the blue economy.

Organised by Africa’s Coastal Marine and Maritime Tourism Alliance (ACMMTA), the event will bring together over 350 industry leaders, 75 exhibitors, and 150 buyers and visitors from across the continent and beyond. With a strong focus on sustainability, economic growth, and innovation, the exhibition aims to attract tourism professionals, investors, policymakers, and stakeholders eager to transform Africa’s coastal and maritime tourism landscape.

The maiden edition of the Africa Coastal Marine Maritime Tourism Trade Market is designed to create lasting business connections, attract investments and explore new opportunities within Africa’s coastal and marine tourism sector. Key topics will include sustainable tourism development, conservation initiatives, investment opportunities, and policy frameworks that drive growth in the maritime industry.

With Africa’s coastline spanning over 30,000 kilometres and rich in biodiversity, the blue economy presents a vast untapped potential. From coastal resorts and marine parks to cruise tourism and water-based recreational activities, the sector is poised for significant expansion, contributing to job creation and economic prosperity across the continent.

The event will feature exhibitions, panel discussions, networking sessions, and business matchmaking opportunities, ensuring that participants gain valuable insights and establish meaningful partnerships. It will also provide a platform for showcasing innovative tourism projects, marine conservation efforts, and eco-friendly travel experiences.

For those interested in attending or exhibiting at the event, should seek further details at https://marinetourism.co.za/about/

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