
Staying ahead of the game in the dynamic world of e-tourism can be a real challenge,
especially for those of us in Africa. E-Tourism Africa aims to provide tourism and ICT
professionals with the resources and guidance they need to succeed online. The material in this
section is a general overview of the topics covered and resources provided in our training courses.
The material was developed by
Damian Cook, Managing Director of E-Tourism Africa, and
Peter Varlow from TEAM Tourism- both of whom play an active
training role in our programmes.
To gain full understanding and make maximum use of these resources, join on of our training
seminars, which provide attendees with intensive hands training in online sales, marketing and
management skills for both destinations and tourism companies. Our trainers are experienced
professionals with extensive experience working in online tourism around the world, including first
hand experience of working in Africa. We use live demonstrations of working websites and
technologies and will give you the skills, resources and support to begin making changes to your
business and use the web to improve your organization and business. For full information on
our training seminars please see our
training
section.
The following is a basic overview of the topics that we cover, complete with more
information and advice on each area:
What is Web 2.0 and what does it
mean for Tourism?
Current Online Tourism Trends
Social Networking
and Tourism
New Technologies
for Tourism
Tourism
E-Marketing
Destination
Management
Customer Relationship management
(CRM)
Gathering Customer
Data
Email Marketing
Website Design and
Management
E-commerce
Managing
E-Commerce
Search
Engine Optimisation (SEO)
SEO Techniques
Web Content
Content
Management Systems
Mobile marketing
Online
Advertising
We have a
Resource Library
with links and contacts for other useful websites and service providers. Also visit the excellent
free Online Library provided by
Eye For
Travel, our event partner, where you can search and access a large collections of reports and
resources.