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NTB urges Namibians to prioritise safety of tourists

Geopolitical conflicts still constrict global tourism
Service providers have been called on to deliver quality services to all visitors to uphold the country's reputation as a sought-after travel destination.
Ellanie Smit
As Namibia’s tourism sector intensifies efforts to enhance growth, the Namibia Tourism Board (NTB) has urged Namibians to prioritise the safety of tourists visiting the country.W
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Namibian Sun 2024-12-19

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