Mozambique Business Travel
Some times a visit to gorgeous Mozambique is not always for pleasure, its strictly business!
Business travel is on the rise, especially with the opening up of foreign business markets and it is safe to say that the requirements of a business traveller differ from those of a leisure tourist. In this coastal African paradise one can discover options on tropical islands which are suitable for seminars or corporate break-aways. Mozambique offers large venues to accommodate all budgets and delegate sizes.
Conferencing
Mozambique is known for its island, beach and safari holidays but it also provides a welcome space in which to conduct meetings or unwind after a busy day. The warm Indian Ocean, beautiful beach scenery and paradise experiences after some intense conferencing will leave everyone feeling relaxed and rejuvenated. Many hotels in the area have the venue and facilities required for a stylish conference.
Team Building
“Team building forms a powerful base and building block for cohesion, innovation and success.” Mozambique is a fantastic getaway and teambuilding destination. It is chock-full full of various interactive activities such as scuba-diving, snorkelling, fishing, bush safaris and much more. There is just something about sharing experiences that brings people together. Most of the accommodation in Mozambique is suitable for small to medium sized groups; ensuring comfort for everyone.
Preferred Destinations
Maputo the capital is in the south of Mozambique with two sides of the city facing the Indian Ocean.
Maputo is slowly being developed and has an interesting feel, with some excellent sea-food restaurants, pavement cafes, a busy fish market and a vibrant nightlife at clubs like coconuts along the seafront.
Maputo airport is just north of the city and has LAM and South African Airways flying into Maputo airport from South Africa.
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Beira is Mozambique's second largest city and was built north of the ancient town of Sofala, once one of the most important ports in Africa. A short future was predicted for Beira city when first it was built for military purposes during the colonial period, however the development of the port and railways to Zimbabwe and Malawi have placed the city of Beira firmly on the map.
Many business people fly to the international airport at Beira.
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Tete is situated on the Zambezi River in Northwest Mozambique, the bridge at Tete is the main crossing point of the Zambezi river in Mozambique, close to Cahora Dassa Dam which has a hydro electric plant and with mining in the surrounding area. Tete is mainly a supply town and crossing point for business in the area. Tete accommodation and hotels are largely limited to business travellers and tourists rarely visit except for an overnight stop or to go fishing in the Cahorra Bassa Dam.
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Nampula is the capital city of Nampula Province in Mozambique and the third largest city in Mozambique after Maputo and Beira. It is home to the historical Ilha de Moçambique (Mozambique Island) It is also the center of business in northern Mozambique and despite having several hotels and restaurants it is not a main tourist destination and largely frequented by business travelers. However, it does have several notable attractions including museums, markets and cathedrals.
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Pemba is a bustling area and the best beaches in Pemba are found out at Wimbi beach just a few kilometres from the town. Wimbi beach near Pemba is where most of the accommodation and hotels for Pemba are located, with 5 star Pemba Beach Hotel and friendly backpackers along the same 12km sandy Mozambique beach. Pemba is also the stepping stone for flying out to the Quirimbas Islands that dot the Indian Ocean offshore.
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