Djibouti Tourism Sector Research Highlights

Interview

Osman Abdi Mohamed, Director-General, National Tourism Agency of Djibouti: Interview
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Interview:Osman Abdi Mohamed To what extent does the tourism sector contribute to economic diversification, and how will human resources evolve to support growth? OSMAN ADBI MOHAMED: Tourism is a nascent sector with high growth potential. Increasing its contribution to GDP above its present 2.5% would create jobs, contributing to growth and enhancing Djibouti’s global competitiveness. Given…

Overview

Djibouti becomes an international sustainable tourism destination
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Following the outbreak of the Covid-19 pandemic, which restricted visitor numbers staring in 2020, Djibouti reopened its borders to tourists in April 2021. With tourism identified by the government as a crucial pillar of future economic growth and job creation, Djibouti is working to expand its offerings, including exploring its potential to establish a sustainable ecotourism segment and attract a…

Analysis

Green initiatives boost business and leisure tourism in Djibouti
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The government outlined tourism as a key sector in the Djibouti Vision 2035 development strategy, focusing on further developing the business tourism sector as well as boosting the country’s reputation as a leisure tourism destination, supported through the establishment of ecotourism offerings over the next decade. Business Tourism Around 98% of current visitors travel for business purposes, a…

Analysis

How sustainable tourism fueled a post-Covid-19 pandemic recovery
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The global tourism industry – which accounted for 10% of GDP and 8% of global emissions in 2019 – is faced with the challenge of ensuring continued growth while working towards net-zero emissions goals. Several stakeholders in emerging markets and further afield offer useful case studies to understand what a decarbonised future for the industry could look like. The global tourism industry faces…

Chapter

The Report: Djibouti 2023: Tourism
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Tourism in Djibouti is an essential component of the country's economic diversification push, with the goal of attracting 500,000 visitors by 2035 set to make the sector a key source of economic growth and employment going forward. With the introduction of new airports and routes, there has been a significant increase in international arrivals. Major hotel projects have attracted investment and catered…

Country Report

The Report: Djibouti 2023
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By leveraging its strategic location on the Horn of Africa and as a gateway to key landlocked countries such as Ethiopia, Djibouti is well-positioned to act as a nexus of trade between Africa, Asia and the Middle East. The government's Djibouti Vision 2035 strategy outlines key initiatives to attract foreign direct investment, boost social and human capital development, improve private sector enga

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The Report: Djibouti 2018
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Having long enjoyed relative security and stability – avoiding many of the conflicts that have beset its neighbours – Djibouti has gained a valuable reputation as a safe haven in an often-troubled region, and is a key entryway to the Horn of Africa, with access to the Red Sea. Furthermore, the country is continuing to progress its long-term development policy, Djibouti Vision 2035. The plan fo

Analysis

Djibouti's cultural sites, natural attractions and long-standing stability increase its tourism potential
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As the first African city to be named the World Capital of Culture and Tourism by the European Council on Tourism and Trade (ECTT) in April 2018, Djibouti City is increasingly on the radar of travellers. Djibouti’s win is not only due to its natural landscapes and marine ecosystems, but also to the concerted marketing efforts that have promoted it as a destination. The ECTT distinction is…

Overview

Djibouti to capitalise on recent tourism industry accolades, with plans to improve accessibility
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Ideally situated along the Red Sea at the crossroads of Asia, Africa and Europe, Djibouti benefits from its reputation as a stable country in the Horn of Africa. With the launch of new promotional campaigns and its popular “Djibeauty” slogan, the country has continued to garner positive attention from international media outlets in recent years. For instance, Djibouti ranked fourth in travel…

Interview

Osman Abdi Mohamed, Director-General, National Tourism Office of Djibouti: Interview
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Interview:Osman Abdi Mohamed What natural and cultural characteristics make Djibouti an attractive place to visit in the region? OSMAN ABDI MOHAMED: Given Djibouti’s geographical and cultural attributes, tourism is an increasingly important sector for economic development in the country. In addition to being named world capital of tourism and culture by the European Council of Tourism and…

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