Gambia -- Investment in Africa's smallest country
I was just googling third world countries last night to learn about them and see which ones may be open to investment (sounds exciting, right? well, it is to me), and I came upon the Gambia, a small West African nation surrounded on three sides by the nation of Senegal (and on the west by the Atlantic Ocean).Gambia's official language is English, and the country has had a (by African standards at least) stable government for some period of years, along with a (once again, relatively) prosperous economy.
Most interesting was a tourism investment brochure put out by the nation's government. Apparently, tourism incentives include capital gains reductions, income tax write-offs and, if you build the right type of hotel, free land at the ocean!
The publication purports to be from 2008. Take a look!
http://www.visitthegambia.gm/images/stories/downloads/gtainvestguide08.pdf
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posted by Wesley Deaton @ 10:39 PM
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