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Eswatini reports record festive season tourism growth - CAJ News Africa

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from SAMBULO DLAMINI in Mbabane, EswatiniEswatini BureauMBABANE, (CAJ News) – THE 2024 festive season injected E930 million (US$20,85 million) into Eswatini’s economy, reflecting the growing contribution of tourism to the country’s gross domestic product (GDP). The industry experienced remarkable growth during this festive season, setting new benchmarks for international and domestic visitor arrivals. According to the Eswatini Tourism Authority …

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Eswatini reports record festive season tourism growth - CAJ News Africa

from SAMBULO DLAMINI in Mbabane, EswatiniEswatini BureauMBABANE, (CAJ News) – THE 2024 festive season injected E930 million (US$20,85 million) into Eswatini’s economy, reflecting the growing contribution of tourism to the country’s gross domestic product (GDP). The industry experienced remarkable growth during this festive season, setting new benchmarks for international and domestic visitor arrivals. According to the Eswatini Tourism Authority …

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CAJ News Africa broke the news in South Africa 2 months ago on Wednesday, January 8, 2025.

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