Huíla, Benguela, Luanda, Namibe, Malanje, Cuando Cubango and Zaire are the seven provinces selected as priority destinations for tourists , as they have good roads and quality hotels, considered strategic tourist resources.
The selection of these destinations in the first phase was made by the Tourism Promotion Institute (INFORTUR) and took into account 15 exclusive strategic resources, including access and hotels, giving to meet, in Lubango, its leader, Afonso Vita, pointing out that due to the improvement of these indicators, other provinces are being integrated.
He stressed that in Lubango, places such as Tundavala, one of the seven wonders of Angola, as well as the Miradouro da Serra da Leba have already been selected, while in Namibe there are Colinas do Curoca and Lagoas do Arco, places where equipment will be installed to facilitate tourists.
Speaking within the framework of preparations for the holding, next May, of the seventh International Tourism Exchange (Bitur), Afonso Vita, stressed that although they present necessary conditions, there is a need There is an urgent need for the private sector to contribute to improving these places.
He highlighted, for example, the tourist site of Tundavala, which calls for more social facilities such as bathrooms, shops selling handicrafts and food, to attract a greater number of tourists.
“We also need to place strategic tourist resources in these locations, parking lots, spaces for photographs and an observatory with greater security to protect visitors,” he said.
In relation to the progress of the Tourism Development Plan in Angola, he stated that it brings together an incentive and a line of credit to support investors in the sector, aiming to increasingly leverage the economy national.
For the person responsible, this factor was one of the biggest plans needed to boost tourism in the country and the Executive fulfilled its role in this context, which will allow the necessary conditions to be created for its dissemination and also for access to credit.
The credit line will allow anyone who wants to build a small 26-room development to do so more easily and without bureaucracy, he assured. He recalled that a technical survey was carried out within the six provinces and after that it was submitted for evaluation and approval at the level of the Council of Ministers, and its operationalization begins this year, which will guarantee a boost to the sector in all aspects.
The city of Lubango, capital of the province of Huíla, hosts the seventh edition of the International Tourism Exchange (BITUR), from the 2nd to the 4th of May this year, an initiative from the Ministry of Culture and Tourism, in partnership with Eventos Arena.
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