Brazzaville:Junias Glavene Nzamba Doukaga, a Congolese national educated in China, plans to utilize his acquired skills to enhance the tourism potential of Congo.
According to Agence Congolaise d’Information, Doukaga, who holds a master's degree in tourism management from Harbin University of Commerce, intends to apply his knowledge to the national context. This includes structuring tourism offerings and promoting Congo as a destination.
Doukaga's education has deepened his understanding of organizing tourism services, coordinating stakeholders, leveraging local resources, and promoting destinations using digital tools. He believes Congo, with its rich natural and cultural resources, can improve its tourism potential to aid economic development and job creation.
During his time in China, he learned about Chinese practices in discipline, planning, professional rigor, and innovation, along with digital commerce experiences in Hangzhou. However, he emphasized that China's experience should inspire rather than be directly replicated, considering Congo's specific realities and priorities.
Additionally, Doukaga advocates for expanding training opportunities for Congolese professionals in China, especially in tourism, management, digital fields, and innovation. He views enhancing human skills as an investment in national institutions and the future of Sino-Congolese cooperation.