Investimentos

Direct Foreign Investment

• Stability politics and military man
• 2500Km of coast for the development of some on activities to the tourist sector
• Dynamic ministry that Designs and Executes the Politics of the Tourism
• Aerial company that makes regular voos for the provincial capitals, Europe and Johannesburg.
• Aerial company of flag that has agreements with other company aerial
• Original tourist products for exploring

• The Maputo Corridor Development Project offers great opportunities for the growth of tourism accommodation and similar and complementary services. The project will make a major contribution to the greater development of the regional tourism market;
• The Zambezi Valley Integration Project has great tourism potential mainly in what concerns the development of Ecotourism along the Zambezi river basin, in the Marromeu and Gilé reserves and at the Cahora Bassa dam;
• The promotion of the development corridor of Nacala and Ntwara offering the opportunity for the establishment of hotels, restaurants and other tourism services;
• The program for the rehabilitation of the areas of conservation which creates an opportunity for the development of safari and game-viewing in the centre and north of the country, specially in the Gorongosa National Park and Northern Cabo Delgado province:
• The implementation of mechanisms facilitating the free circulation of people from the different countries in the region, which will increase the flow otf tourists from these countries into Mozambique.

1. Coastal areas of Matutuine/Maputo.
2. Limpopo National Park (Trans-frontier Conservation Area) – Gaza.
3. Banhine, Zinave and Bazaruto National Corridor Park – Inhambane/Gaza.
4. Pomene Reseve – Inhambane.
5. Morrungulo coast – Inhambane.
6. Vilanculos – Inhambane.
7. Tofo beach- Inhambane.
8. The city of Inhambane.
9. Bazaruto Archipelago.
10. Gorongosa National Park.
11. Marromeu Reserve.
12. The Island of Mozambique.
13. Chocas Mar – Nampula
14. Pemba – Cabo Delgado.
15. Ibo Island – Cabo Delgado.
16. Lake Niassa – Niassa.
17. Niassa Reserve – Niassa.

1. A long tropical coastline with pristine beaches framed by palm trees and warm blue sea.
2. A vibrant urban nightlife with hotels, restaurants and nightclubs;
3. Historical buildings of the 16th to the 19th centuries at Mozambique Island proclaimed as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO;
4. Fishing from traditional Arab dhows used in the past throughout the east African coast for the transport of slaves;
5. Blue-water sailing and game-fishing that attracts anglers from all over the world in search of marlin, barracuda and sailfish among other species;
6. Busy, colourful markets with their typical animation and odours;
7. A vibrant mix of African, Portuguese and Arab cultures contribute to the unique tropical Mediterranean feeling in the country;
8. A diversity of Asiatic, Arab, African and Portuguese tastes in the gastronomy of the country
9. An abundance of birdlife in the Bazaruto Archipelago;
10. The beautiful scenery of the Bazaruto and Quirimba Archipelagos;
11. Leisure and recreational adventure at Vilanculos and Pemba;
12. Trips from the coast to the interior of the country and vice-versa;
13. Fishing, diving, hunting and game-viewing in the reserves and parks throughout the country.