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17-19 June 2025
The Westin Cape Town, South Africa
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Wayne Godwin, Co-Chief Executive Officer at JLL Africa and Head of JLL’s Hotels & Hospitality Group, Africa, provided key insights into the region’s market dynamics, evaluating them from an investor's perspective.
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Peter Greenberg, Travel Editor at CBS News, led a compelling conversation with Hon. Lola Ade-John, Minister of Tourism for Nigeria, and Hon. Pohamba Penomwenyo Shifeta, Minister of Environment, Forestry, and Tourism for Namibia. They discussed the key government strategies and initiatives aimed at strengthening the hospitality sector in their respective countries.
Videos
Philip Wooller, Senior Director at STR, provided key insights into the evolving landscape of destination and hotel development across Africa, focusing on trends, opportunities, and challenges shaping the region’s growth.
Podcasts
Podcasts
In this AHIF podcast, host Matthew Weihs and political economist Daniel Silke explore Africa’s booming hospitality market, covering key trends, investment opportunities, and economic shifts driving the sector forward. Tune in to see why Africa is the next big destination for hospitality investment.
Podcasts
In this episode of the AHIF podcast, Matthew Weihs welcomes Jameel Verjee from City Blue Hotels and Claire Van Enk of Farm to Feed. They discuss Farm to Feed's mission to combat food waste by creating a marketplace for surplus produce in Kenya. Claire emphasizes the environmental impact of food loss in Africa, while Jamil highlights their partnership's role in promoting sustainability across East and West Africa. They share ambitions for expansion and technology integration to enhance their impact continent-wide.
Podcasts
In this episode of the AHIF podcast, Wayne Godwin, co-CEO of JLL in Africa, shares his expertise on Africa's booming hospitality sector. With transaction volumes outpacing pre-pandemic levels and a growing interest in leisure properties, Wayne provides a comprehensive overview of the investment landscape. Tune in for valuable insights and actionable strategies."
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The Bench, a global leader in hospitality investment events, is rebranding the Africa Hospitality Investment Forum (AHIF) as Future Hospitality Summit Africa (FHS Africa). Doing so brings AHIF, Africa’s most influential tourism investment conference, under The Bench's flagship Future Hospitality Summit, or 'FHS' brand, aligning it with FHS Saudi Arabia and the Dubai-based FHS World
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Africa’s premier conference for tourism and hospitality investment, AHIF, is gearing up for its 2025 edition in Cape Town. Taking place from 17 to 19 June at The Westin Cape Town, AHIF 2025 will introduce an innovative, dynamic format aimed at fostering new partnerships and facilitating deals within Africa’s rapidly expanding hospitality sector - one of the world’s fastest-growing markets.
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Dream Hotels & Resorts (Dream) and CityBlue Hotels (CityBlue) announced a strategic sales and representation partnership to strengthen their market presence across Africa. The collaboration, under the tagline "Collaborating for a Brighter African Hospitality Future," unites two leading African hospitality companies with a shared vision for sustainable growth.
Reports
Reports
This whitepaper explores key market dynamics shaping the industry, from financing strategies and regional connectivity to the role of ESG in driving long-term value. It also delves into the growing influence of branded residences, the emergence of alternative accommodations, and how technology is transforming operational efficiencies.
Reports
This whitepaper by Collier's focuses on innovation, sustainability and growth in Africa's hospitality and tourism industry.
Reports
Packed with tips and insights, "The Green Bath" highlights simple yet impactful ways to save water. For instance, they recommend replacing space-consuming bathtubs with showers. Showers use significantly less water, and Hansgrohe even offers water-saving showerheads with EcoSmart technology that can reduce water usage by up to 60% compared to conventional models.