World Bank identifies critical gaps in Botswana's tourism sector
via Mmegi2 min read
The World Bank has identified significant structural deficiencies within Botswana's tourism sector, according to findings commissioned by the government. These findings, presented by the Minister of Environment and Tourism, Wynter Mmolotsi, at the 41st Hospitality and Tourism Association of Botswana HATAB conference in Maun, highlight the country's excessive reliance on high-end wildlife tourism. The report warns that this dependency, coupled with inadequate infrastructure and a slow pace of diversification, poses a threat to the sector's long-term growth and its ability to remain competitive.
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