MICE and business travel news in Senegal
Diass, Senegal’s first impression
The Games open on 31 October: what the airport’s position offers visitors, congresses and airlines.
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Year-end meetings: the timeline to keep so December doesn’t catch you out
The week-by-week timeline, and what to check when comparing offers.
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A 400-delegate congress: the logistics nobody sees
Five workstreams, one point of contact: the 1st ANASER Congress, and four questions to ask before entrusting yours.
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Dakar, Diamniadio, Saly, 31 October – 13 November: a guide for business travellers
Where to stay for your programme, the travel times to remember, and five rules for a smooth trip.
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SENHABITAT 2026: three well-organised days in Almadies
Getting there from the airport, staying nearby, meeting clients alongside the housing and construction fair.
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From SENHABITAT to SENCON: Dakar’s major business events
Trade fairs, a biennale, an energy conference, a major fair: the dates from October to January, and what they mean for your bookings.
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Dakar: 100 days to move up a league
Six events, a train to the airport, new hotels in Diamniadio: the season that could relaunch Senegalese business tourism.
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Dakar–AIBD in 55 minutes: the TER reaches the airport
Diamniadio one stretch from the terminal, the Plateau one train away: what the new line changes for congresses, and what it does not.
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In Cap Skirring, Senegal puts digital tools at the service of the Teranga
World Tourism Day 2026: Visit Senegal platform, data observatory, unified events calendar. The announcements, and what they are worth for business tourism.
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Dakar is 5h20 from Paris — and the airport is not where you think
Flight times, frequencies, time difference and real transfer times. Why the distance to the airport is an advantage for a congress.
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48 hours in Dakar when you come to work
A realistic schedule for a two-day round trip: traffic time slots, grouping by district, and what not to schedule.
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Where to stay when you come to work in Dakar
Plateau, Almadies, Diamniadio, Petite Côte: choose the district before the hotel. And the six questions to ask before booking for a group.
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Three business tables in Dakar, ranked by what you do there
Negotiation lunch, short slot, delegation dinner: the four criteria that decide, and one address for each use.
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