Zambia World's Wildest Coffee Conference
It’s a unique safari, a coffee safari really. Starting from March 3rd to 5th Zambia will host this rare safari. The World’s Wildest Coffee conference! And the big "guns" Starbucks, the coffee chain that operates over 30,000 coffee stores in the world will be present.
Besides Starbucks there’ll be other world-renowned players in the global coffee industry in attendance. These are the coffee quality institute, Kapeh coffee certification, international coffee organizations, specialty coffee association, top coffee roasters, producers and traders.
In all over 500 participants and 40 exhibitors from around the world are expected to attend the second World’s Wildest Coffee conference in Livingstone, Zambia. The first conference of its kind was held in Kenya last year and attracted over 400 top coffee executives and exciting speakers from over 30 countries worldwide. This year Zambia is the host!
Visiting Zambia rings a bell, doesn’t it? Why, Zambia will see more visitors starting this year. This is in response to the Visit Zambia in 2005 campaign. The sleeping "safari giant" is awakening this year!
Livingstone as this year's venue is greatly suited because it will give participants a chance to visit the mighty Victoria Falls on its '150th birth day' this year. I nearly forgot… It’s also a centenary cerebration for Livingstone town.
Besides Starbucks there’ll be other world-renowned players in the global coffee industry in attendance. These are the coffee quality institute, Kapeh coffee certification, international coffee organizations, specialty coffee association, top coffee roasters, producers and traders.
In all over 500 participants and 40 exhibitors from around the world are expected to attend the second World’s Wildest Coffee conference in Livingstone, Zambia. The first conference of its kind was held in Kenya last year and attracted over 400 top coffee executives and exciting speakers from over 30 countries worldwide. This year Zambia is the host!
Visiting Zambia rings a bell, doesn’t it? Why, Zambia will see more visitors starting this year. This is in response to the Visit Zambia in 2005 campaign. The sleeping "safari giant" is awakening this year!
Livingstone as this year's venue is greatly suited because it will give participants a chance to visit the mighty Victoria Falls on its '150th birth day' this year. I nearly forgot… It’s also a centenary cerebration for Livingstone town.
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