 As well as being the capital of Senegal, Dakar is also the largest city populated with over one million people. Being on the western border of Africa, Dakar is at the core of trans- Atlantic and European trade. Therefore, as a tourist, stopping by the major markets is an enjoyable experience. As a business traveler your airport will arrive at the Léopold Sédar Senghor International Airport.
It would be great to stay in a business class hotel to wear off the long flight and prepare for a great time in Dakar. In doing so staying at the Le Meridien President, you can receive excellent service from the courteous staff and choose between the five different guest rooms they offer. Being a tourist in Dakar, you must see the Île de Gorée. It is a great destination for those who are willing to learn about the Atlantic Slave Trade. Similar to the Statue of Liberty in the United States, Dakar also has Le Monument de la Renaissance Africaine, which is the tallest standing statue in the world. The IFAN Museum of African Arts would be an interesting place for a business traveler who wants to get away from the working environment and learn more about the arts. To make it feel like a business class day, top it all off by dining at the La Calebasse, which tripadvisor.com rated the number one restaurant in Dakar. Business Class to Dakar |
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Le Meridien President Le Meridien President is a five star hotel which offers excellent service for business class travelers. Dakar Tourist Attractions You can find many great tourist attractions on this website. Dakar Guide & Tours Provides some of the best hotels, dining areas, and private tours. Culture & Eating On this website you can find ten things you can do in all types of categories at Dakar, from art and culture to eating and drinking. |
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