Via Africana CZ agency welcomes you to its website on African and Arabic-speaking nations. The site focuses on travel and tourism and its principal aim is supplying reliable information about tourism in the regions concerned.
The main body of the site is in the Czech language and addresses primarily the public in the Czech and Slovak Republics. As such, it should an adequate attention of businesses and other parties in Africa and the Arab world, interested in promoting their tourism-related activities in the Czech Republic and in the Slovak Republic. (There is no language barrier between the two nations.)
We present 66 independent African and Arabic-speaking countries and two overseas territories. In a separate section, Protea, we carry news on the countries covered, concentrating on tourism and also on human rights and society developments.
Potential visitors will find all the African and Arabic-speaking countries here. We hope to help travellers in identifying their individual preferences within these superb parts of the world.

Latest news...
London - Qatar Airways and South African Airways maintain their positions as the highest ranked airlines in the Arab world and in Africa. More in Czech...
Copenhagen - Beaches in South Africa, Morocco, Tunisia, Reunion and Malta have been awarded the Blue Flags for the season 2009/2010. More in Czech...
Pretoria - South African tourism industry prepares for the 2010 Soccer World Cup. More in Czech...
Washington - Africa has one billion inhabitants. More in Czech...
Paris - Airbus A380 coming on regular flights to Johannesburg in spring 2010. More in Czech...
Nairobi - The Kenyan tourism industry on the way of recovery. More in Czech...
Johannesburg - South Africa can accommodate up to one million medical tourist every year having perfect conditions for health tourism. More in Czech...
Prague/Moscow/Nairobi - The Czech Republic is among the first countries covered by Kenya's diversification programme of source markets in tourism. More in Czech...
Prague - A biography of Czech singer Karel Hála. More in Czech...


