Alice Cabral spoke to Angop on Thursday, as part of Benguela's candidacy for this competition, whose final gala will take place on April 27th. "At this stage the people of Benguela are still a little asleep, but with more publicity the situation will quickly be overcome before the 27th of April", said the person responsible for Benguela's tourist and natural heritage. According to the director, the high population density of the province, estimated at around three million inhabitants, and the significant increase in access to social networks, especially among teenagers and young people, represent a high potential and hope for mass voting on the beaches of Egypt. -Beach and Caotinha. "Today, young people prefer the Internet to watching television and listening to the radio, which is why social networks are a mechanism to be taken into account so that information reaches every corner of Benguela, thus eliminating the imminent risk of the region losing this opportunity singular, which would be, in a way, inexplicable", said Alice Cabral. She justified that, in case of victory, there will be greater interest among national and foreign tourists in getting to know Benguela and its cultural and tourist potential, causing the Executive to plan resources to improve the conditions of the still complicated access to Egipto-Praia or to Caotinha. Egipto-Praia has the number 7 and Caotinha has code 20. To vote, a telephone message with the respective code must be sent to number 44567. The Sete Maravilhas Naturais de Angola competition, launched on July 17, 2013 by the organization “National 7 wonders”, selected the 27 wonders from the 200 candidates presented to a scientific council attended by representatives of the Ministry of Culture, Environment, Hospitality and Tourism and other entities.
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