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Cape Verde: A leader in tourism data accessibility in Africa

Cape Verde has been highlighted in a recent report by the WiTH Africa platform as one of the six African countries with the highest level of accessibility to tourism data on the continent. This recognition, featured on a Portuguese website, comes from a collaboration between the Nova SBE Data Science Knowledge Center and the Nova SBE Westmont Institute of Tourism & Hospitality. The report, titled "Tourism Data Ecosystem in Africa – Challenges and Opportunities for Sustainable Growth," uses the "Ease of Access Score" system to evaluate the availability and frequency of statistical data publication by national statistics agencies in each African country.

From Mindelo, a wonderful city in Cape Verde, to the world
De Mindelo, cidade maravilhosa de Cabo Verde, para o o mundo (© copyright by Albertio Martins)

Key Highlights

1. Cape Verde's Leading Role: In West Africa, Cape Verde stands out with its easily accessible web platform for tourism data, followed by Burkina Faso and Sierra Leone.

2. Regional Comparisons: The report shows that the extreme north and south of the African continent, particularly Morocco, Tunisia, and South Africa, lead in terms of statistical data accessibility. Central African countries like the Central African Republic and Gabon lack tourism data, while the Democratic Republic of the Congo shows good access and recent updates.

3. Importance of Data in Tourism: Sérgio Guerreiro, Adjunct Professor at Nova SBE and founding member of WiTH Africa, emphasized the critical role of data in understanding and developing the tourism sector. He highlighted tourism's potential to drive development in African countries and the urgent need for internal investment to expand data sources and reduce external dependency.


Insights and Implications

- Cape Verde's Commitment to Tourism: This recognition underscores Cape Verde's commitment to developing and promoting its tourism sector through data-driven strategies.

- Potential for Sustainable Growth: Access to reliable data is crucial for sustainable tourism development, allowing for informed decision-making and planning.

- A Model for Other African Countries: Cape Verde's approach serves as a model for other African countries, demonstrating the benefits of investing in and prioritizing tourism data accessibility.


This recognition of Cape Verde's efforts in tourism data accessibility highlights the country's dedication to advancing its tourism industry and serves as an inspiration for sustainable tourism development in Africa.
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