Our Impact
Building our legacy, one step at a time.
Our Key Milestones
As our journey unfolds, we will regularly share the progress of our initiatives, partnerships, and projects. Through these updates, we invite you to follow the impact we are creating, the milestones we achieve, and the collaborations that are helping shape a more vibrant, inclusive, and sustainable future for tourism, hospitality, and art.
6-Month Hospitality Performance & Profitability Research
From July to December 2026, we are conducting a six-month comparative research initiative monitoring the performance of short-term rental properties businesses in Kampala (Uganda) and Abidjan (Côte d’Ivoire). Through monthly monitoring of occupancy, revenue, pricing, and guest trends, the research generates practical market intelligence to support data-driven decision-making, improve profit and benchmark hospitality performance across emerging African markets.
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Launched the “Homes of Art” Hospitality Project
We successfully developed and launched Homes of Art, our flagship hospitality pilot project in Kampala. The concept offers fully furnished and serviced residential apartments for both short- and long-term stays, creating immersive living spaces where guests experience curated interiors, artwork, and design inspired by our travels across the continent
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OTAC Officially Initiated
We have launched the legal process to establish OTAC, our dedicated hospitality & tourism data and intelligence entity, based in Cameroon
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Initiated a Strategic Research Partnership
We engaged with the founder of the Research Centre for Tourism in Uganda to exchange expertise on tourism research and data systems while presenting our vision for OTAC. The discussions established a foundation for a future Memorandum of Understanding, paving the way for collaboration in tourism intelligence, data production, research, capacity building, and evidence-based sector development.
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18 Countries Reached
To date, we have engaged with stakeholders across 18 countries in Sub-Saharan Africa, building relationships with artists, tourism professionals, hospitality operators, cultural institutions, entrepreneurs, and local communities
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