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Zambia

The most updated business travel guide on Zambia is out!!!

Apart from its abundant wildlife, rivers and lakes, Zambia holds 6% of the world’s copper reserves and is the fourth largest copper-producing nation in the world. Zambia is internationally recognized as a major producer of emeralds, aquamarines, amethyst and tourmalines and the quality of the gems is highly competitive with world markets. In fact, Zambia mines twenty percent of the world’s annual production of emeralds.Zambia is a multi-party democracy and provides a market-oriented, liberalized economic environment in a strife-free, multicultural society. The Zambian government welcomes investors and has designed a package of incentives aimed specifically at creating a sound investment climate for increased domestic economic growth making Zambia a unique place to invest.

Zambia eBizguides contains a profound analysis of all the economic and business sectors, as well as the top companies and institutions in Zambia. It will provide practical information on doing business in the local market, and having fun in your spare time.

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Other reasons to travel and invest in Africa

Excerpt of article published in moneyweek.com

Why invest in Africa? Despite the continent's structural problems and the relentless focus on aid and debt relief, Ghana's stockmarket was the world´s third-best performer last year, while Egypt topped the global table and is soaring this year too. In the long term, Africa´s best chance for prosperity and stability is not from dependency on foreign aid, but from sustained private investment and enterprise. As the continent becomes gradually more prosperous, levels of private investment are set to increase significantly, especially since (according to World Bank figures) Africa currently offers the highest returns on foreign direct investment of any region in the world.

How are Africa's economies doing? Currently, they are doing pretty well. Sub-Saharan Africa is experiencing its best economic performance in years, according to Goldman Sachs economists, who reckon gross domestic product growth could average 5% over the next decade, compared to less than 3% over the past 30 years.

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Don´t forget these business travel tips

Travel better and safer by following these tips that eBizguides recommends:

Carry good bags. If your luggage can’t handle the rigors of the road, you are just wasting your money.
Carry on if you can. Carry-ons make flying so much easier. Everything you need is always within reach, you never risk losing your bags, and you save all that time at the baggage carousel. Size does matter. Carry-on bags must fit in the aircraft’s overhead compartment or underneath the seat in front of you.
Pack right. Several books detail good packing techniques. Use them. But first understand the basics. Always put your contact information and your itinerary inside your bag. (Putting this information on the outside of your bags advertises your personal information to the world).
Lose the lock. Unless you are carrying gold bullion in your bags, locking them provides little value. But it sure can impede your travels.
Watch your bags. More bags are lost on the ground than in the air, so keep a close eye on your luggage, especially at the airport, in the hotel lobby, and at the curb.
Take a good guide with you. Taking a map, a travel guide, recent news on the country, etc. makes a bulky pack. Take everything you need to know about a country and put it in a book and there you have it: eBizguides!! eBizguides have all you need to know to do business and have fun so you don´t have to worry on carrying anything else.

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