IFTM Top Resa 2026: 'Sublime Côte d'Ivoire' Targets the French Market

Author: DJOMANDE AzizPublished on: September 13, 2026Country: Ivory Coast

Business & Economy

IFTM Top Resa 2026: 'Sublime Côte d'Ivoire' Targets the French Market

From September 15 to 17, 2026, Côte d'Ivoire will participate in the IFTM Top Resa fair in Paris with a strong delegation from the Ministry of Tourism and Leisure. The aim is to enhance the brand 'Sublime Côte d'Ivoire', establish B2B partnerships, and position itself as a driver of tourism innovation in Africa. Minister Siandou Fofana emphasizes the importance of the value of travel, which goes beyond mere tourism to include cultural and emotional experiences.

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