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As a pioneer in Namibia’s meeting and events industry, Conference Link takes pride in playing a vital role in building Namibia’s conference heritage, up to a point where this country has become a beloved destination with international interest resulting in more and more events being hosted in the past five years.
“Namibia’s location and its popularity as a tourism destination has the potential to grow at a rate that outstrips economic growth,” responds Marelise Serfontein, managing director of Conference Link to the boom in the industry.
This trend calls for closer co-operation between project managers and partners in order to assist with and direct growth and development for the country.
Conference Link is proud to be at the forefront of this development in the conference industry, as well as project and event management.
Apart from managing meetings, incentives, conferences and exhibitions in Namibia, our team of experts has successfully organised events in South Africa, Zambia, Angola, Mozambique, Lesotho and Swaziland as well - we know the African market. Our many successes are rooted in our high standard of service delivery, innovative and flexible solutions, and the true understanding that no event is an isolated entity, but requires careful integration of a multitude of components.
Conference Link has also taken the lead in forming key partnerships, such as its association with the University of Namibia’s Central Consultancy Bureau, through which the unique Ambassadors and Visitors Training Programme has been developed to train people to become true ambassadors of their country or company be creating a sense of pride what they do.
Just like we take pride in what we do!
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