The Gambia, a tiny but exotic African country, celebrated its 45th National Day with a reception at the Protea Hotel in Asokoro on Saturday last week, the 20th of February 2010. In her speech, the High Commissioner said the country has just over a million population and the official language is English. Formerly a British colony, The Gambia is now a major tourist destination in Africa with numerous world-class resorts and hotels, many of them, according to a publication distributed to the guest during the occassion, "boast a stunning view of the Atlantic Ocean."
The Venue
Opened in June 2007, the brand-new 83-roomed Protea Hotel Asokoro in Abuja offers luxury accommodation in the heart of Abuja.
Protea Hotel Asokoro features a restaurant, with buffet or a la carte menu, conferencing facilities for up to 150 delegates, a bar and coffee shop.
Leisure facilities at the hotel include a swimming pool and fitness centre, with Wireless Internet access available throughout the hotel for GUESTS who wish to "stay in touch" whilst travelling.
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The reception photos
Inside Track took the following photos at the reception:
The High Commission of The Gambia, left, with Dr. Janet of the Embassy of France
The High Commissioner of Pakistan and his wife
The Ambassador of Japan and guests
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