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WELCOME NEWS: Tourist arrivals are up by 45% in 2024 compared to 2023. Photo: FILE

2024 tourist arrivals soar toward full recovery

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REOPENED: Doing the official opening are, from left to right:Lee Tindall (ProNamib Trust), Eunice Smith (UNESCO), Viktoria Keding (NaDEET executive director),Tuwilika Shihepo (NaDEET Urban Centre,) Chris Eixab (Erongo education inspectorate) and Gernot Piepmeyer (Namibia National Commission Secretary General). Photo: Adam Hartman

NaDEET reopens urban sustainability centre in Swakop

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International tourism continues steady growth in 2025. Photo FILE

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