Nampula Hotel Investors' Perceptions of the CPI Mozambique - Saulosse, Bonifácio
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This work is the author's first book in which he discusses issues related to the thoughts of different investors in the Hotel Industry sector in the Province of Nampula, Northern Mozambique, regarding the Strategies used by the Investment Promotion Centre in attracting investment projects to boost this important sector of activity. As can be seen, the texts presented in this book are fundamentally characterised by the clear identification of two groups of investors, the first being those whose investment projects were authorised through the CPI and the second and last being those whose…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
This work is the author's first book in which he discusses issues related to the thoughts of different investors in the Hotel Industry sector in the Province of Nampula, Northern Mozambique, regarding the Strategies used by the Investment Promotion Centre in attracting investment projects to boost this important sector of activity. As can be seen, the texts presented in this book are fundamentally characterised by the clear identification of two groups of investors, the first being those whose investment projects were authorised through the CPI and the second and last being those whose licences came directly from the Nampula Provincial Directorate of Tourism "DPTUR". The background was to find out the reasons behind the existence of these two groups, bearing in mind that the CPI's crucial role in the country is to facilitate, assist and guarantee the granting of tax and non-fiscal benefits to potential investors in all areas of socio-economic and cultural activity.
Autorenporträt
BONIFÁCIO SAULOSSE, born on 15 September 1950, in the village of Colone-Bene, Chifunde District, Tete Province, son of José Saulosse Jeque Moyo and Alineti Zitupa Banda, married to Flora Maria dos Anjos Uache Roque Saulosse, father of 6 children, with a degree in ELT and a Master's in Development Management from UCM.