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RETHINKING TOURISM: World Tourism Day was commemorated in Omuthiya on Monday.
PHOTO: Tuyeimo Haidula

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Tourism Expo back, bigger and better - Sibungo

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FOR TOURISM: FNB Namibia and Synergi chief marketing officers Tracy Eagles and Hennie Geldenhuys with NBL CEO Marco Wenk.
PHOTO: Frank Steffen

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Tourism Expo: FNB, NBL come on board as sponsors

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A male photographer capturing a tree at Deadvlei this week. Close to Sossusvlei in the Hardap Region, Deadvlei is one of the top attractions in the country because of the stark contrast between the red dunes, the dead and live trees and the grey sand. According to experts, it was a salar - a salt-encrusted depression that may or may not be the basin of an evaporated lake - made of white clay and salt, which was irrigated by the Tsauchab River. Now, there is neither a river nor enough rain in the area, which has resulted in the death of the 900-year-old acacias. Due to the dry air, the trunks of these old trees have not decomposed.

PHOTO: LIMBA MUPETAMI

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RETHINKING TOURISM: World Tourism Day was commemorated in Omuthiya on Monday.
PHOTO: Tuyeimo Haidula

Tourism Expo back, bigger and better - Sibungo

1 Day Ago TOURISM

FOR TOURISM: FNB Namibia and Synergi chief marketing officers Tracy Eagles and Hennie Geldenhuys with NBL CEO Marco Wenk.
PHOTO: Frank Steffen

Tourism Expo: FNB, NBL come on board as sponsors

3 Day Ago TOURISM

A male photographer capturing a tree at Deadvlei this week. Close to Sossusvlei in the Hardap Region, Deadvlei is one of the top attractions in the country because of the stark contrast between the red dunes, the dead and live trees and the grey sand. According to experts, it was a salar - a salt-encrusted depression that may or may not be the basin of an evaporated lake - made of white clay and salt, which was irrigated by the Tsauchab River. Now, there is neither a river nor enough rain in the area, which has resulted in the death of the 900-year-old acacias. Due to the dry air, the trunks of these old trees have not decomposed.

PHOTO: LIMBA MUPETAMI

MESMERISING:

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GROWING: Namibia’s tourism sector is on the right track to recover.
Photo: NWR

Tourism occupancy reaches 51% in July

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ABSENCE FELT: Tourism and aviation industry players say Air Namibia has left a notable void.

Lack of competition in air travel questioned

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HUNTING: Tourism minister Pohamba Shifeta. Photo: CONTRIBUTED

German hunters feast on Namibian wildlife

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