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YOUR GUIDE TO USING ABIDJAN4YOU

Aissata — Tue, 19 Sep 2017 14:00:48 +0000

*EDUCATION & TRAINING SECTION

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*RELOCATING & SETTLING SECTION

    Relocating and settling in a Abidjan can be both exciting and challenging. Questions on how to easily cope with life will occupy your mind especially when you have moved with your children. Depending on where you are relocating from, you may need to make some adjustments in order to enjoy what Abidjan city has to offer.

Abidjan4you, on their Relocation and Settling section, provides you with the need-to-know information that can be of help to any English-speaking person relocating, settling or visiting Abidjan city. When relocating/settling, there are a lot of things one needs to know and consider. For instance, in this section you will find a helpful guide on; Moving and traveling, Transport, internet and other utilities, and also, a list of Embassies and international organizations with their location and contact.

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FULFILLED LIFE BLOG

evelyne — Wed, 20 Apr 2016 23:22:51 +0000

BY ROSETTE WAMAMBE a Management Trainer and Blogger currently an expatriate in Abidjan.

We all crave a life that is stress free and allows us to enjoy our definition of success. At the Fulfilled Life Blog, my mission is to empower you to achieve your desired results. Whether it is to win at work or at home, the posts and information on the blog show you how to live a simple, productive and fulfilled life.

Please check out some of the most viewed posts on the blog.

Be sure to also check out the resources page with information aimed at helping you succeed both at work and at home. Here is the link.

IS TOURISM AFFECTING REAL ESTATE IN THE EMERGING MARKETS?
Global property platform explores how tourism drives real estate in developing world

BERLIN, 24 SEPTEMBER, 2015: The increasing number of tourists traveling to the emerging markets is supporting the growth of real estate in developing countries, according to global real estate portal, Jumia House.

To celebrate the United Nations’ World Tourism Day on September 27th, the property platform explores how tourism affects real estate in the developing world.

The relationship between tourism and real estate is interdependent. Tourism fuels some of the world’s largest real estate developments. As more tourists flock to the likes of Indonesia, Sri Lanka, and Mexico, these cities must develop their infrastructure to not only handle the capacity, but to attract more visitors.

Kian Moini, co-founder and managing director of Lamudi , comments: “As tourists arrive, demand increases for new developments, including restaurants, retail outlets, and luxury hotels. Subsequently, international tourism is financially enabling the construction of these new projects, which in turn are attracting more tourists to the area.”

Statistics from the Bali Government Tourism Office reveal that in 2014, Bali welcomed 3.76 million tourists, a 14.89 percent increase from 2013. According to Knight Frank’s Wealth Report 2015, luxury real estate prices have risen by 15 percent year on year. As a result of growing tourism, an increasing number of investors are attracted to the region’s potential, investing in the development of commercial and residential properties to accommodate the influx of tourists.

The first half of 2015 saw an 8.9 percent increase in tourism in Mexico, compared to the same period in 2014. The country’s strengthening economy has created an attractive destination for international visitors. These tourists are driving expansion, fueling demand for new developments. As a result, commercial real estate is gaining attention from international property investors, looking to benefit from new projects catering to the tourists’ demands.

Last year, travel and tourism contributed 11.1 percent of Sri Lanka’s gross domestic product. According to the World Travel and Tourism Council, this is forecast to rise by 6.1 percent per year from 2015 to 2025. In Sri Lanka, a strong tourism sector is fueling the growth of the retail property market. Not only malls, but smaller individual showrooms and storefronts are being constructed in and around Colombo to meet this need, resulting in increased interest in commercial real estate.

“The emerging markets are presenting new destination options, as tourism becomes increasingly affordable in these countries, compared with their Western counterparts. As a result, real estate developers must adapt and create new projects to meet the growing demand,” said Moini.

Every year, the United Nations celebrates World Tourism Day, to highlight the importance of tourism and its social, cultural, political and economic value.

ENDS.

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