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Botswana: Tourism Put Up Better Resistance to Recession

19.12.2009 11:10    allafrica.com
The tourism industry in Botswana resisted the economic recession better than most sectors and rebounded in the second half of the year.
Botswana: Tourism Put Up Better Resistance to Recession


Mozambique: Lam Launches Tourism Operator

19.12.2009 11:09    allafrica.com
Mozambican Airlines (LAM) on Thursday launched a tourism subsidiary, LamTours, which will sell package tours in the country and abroad.
Mozambique: Lam Launches Tourism Operator

Nigeria: Workshop Tackles Complaints By Tourists

19.12.2009 11:09    allafrica.com
It has become clear that intending tourists to Nigeria encounter enormous problems while trying to procure entry documents. This fact, according to findings, necessitated a one-day workshop organized recently, at the Transcorp Hilton Hotel, Abuja by the New Economic Partnership
Nigeria: Workshop Tackles Complaints By Tourists

Zimbabwe: ZCT Cries Foul Over Budget

19.12.2009 11:09    allafrica.com
THE Zimbabwe Council for Tourism has blasted the US$400 000 allocation to the Zimbabwe Tourism Authority in the 2010 National Budget saying the funds were too little to stimulate meaningful growth in tourism.
Zimbabwe: ZCT Cries Foul Over Budget


Zimbabwe: Festive Season Fair to Go Annual

19.12.2009 11:09    allafrica.com
THE Festive Season Tourism Fair, which drew a total of 32 local exhibitors, will become an annual event after it was successfully hosted by the Zimbabwe Tourism Authority.
Zimbabwe: Festive Season Fair to Go Annual

South Africa: New Portal Stuns Tourism Players

19.12.2009 11:08    allafrica.com
Hospitality establishments and local tourism authorities have been left shocked by the launch of a new booking portal for the World Cup.
South Africa: New Portal Stuns Tourism Players

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