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Tourism a blazing star

Money- and job-spinner
Tourism has one of the widest value chains in Namibia and can be one of the biggest catalysts in reducing unemployment, a new study has concluded.
Jo-Maré Duddy
Last year, tourism companies made a substantial socioeconomic impact on Namibia, with their combined direct and indirect contributions totaling at least N$32.5 billion. It is likel
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