Angolan tourists on the decline

The economic crisis in Angola has led to an 11% drop in Angolan visitors to Namibia, with devastating effect for northern businesses.
Ellanie Smit
Although Angola remained Namibia's largest tourism market with more than 398 000 Angolans visiting the country last year, the economic crisis in the neighbouring country had a majo
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Namibian Sun 2024-11-19

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