Tourism
Lilongwe based travel agency hosts USA singer
October 04, 2020 / Gloria Mbwana
Lilongwe based travel agency African Global Travel Tours (AGTT) says it will be coming up with more innovations to promote tourism in Malawi.
AGTT CEO Francis Muleso said this when AGTT hosted a US-based vocal voice singing group, The Temptations, at Bingu International Convention Centre (BICC) in Lilongwe.
“The country has benefited from this show because as we are talking now, we have people from Zimbabwe, Zambia and other neighboring countries who have come here for the show, and have brought some foreign exchange into Malawi,” said Muleso.
He said his company also organized the show as one way of appreciating the support that it receives from its customers in Malawi and the region.
“We brought The Temptations because we knew that they have a large following in the region so they will bring here fun loving people from Zimbabwe and other Africa countries in so doing bringing forex into Malawi,” Muleso said.
He said in bringing the singers to Malawi, his company has helped to bring Malawi on the tourism map as some of The Temptations membersinformed him that they liked Malawi and are planning to come back with families and friends.
Muleso said his company will continue hosting such events in Malawi as it envisions Malawi with its natural beauty becoming a centre of tourism in the region.
“There is a very big announcement that we will make verysoon possibly in the next four weeks. Another bigger thing is coming, and we shall be doing this more often to promote Malawi,” he said.
AGTT started operating inMalawi in 2016 and, Muleso said, ever since that time, the Company has enjoyed enormous support from its customers.
The Temptations are an American vocal group which released a series of successful singles and albums with Motown Records during the early 1960’s and 1970’s.
AGTT is a Malawian company but its headquarters is based in South Africa.
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