By Bahle Gama
At the Durban ICC
The Eswatini Tourism Authority CEO Linda Nxumalo says that attending the Africa Tourism Indaba will strengthen the country’s tourism sector.
This will be done through the interaction that will be done through the industry players that travelled with ETA to Durban where they will be showcasing their products and services to people who will be visiting their stalls on May 9.
The ETA, alongside the Ministry of Tourism and Environmental Authority, is attending the Africa Tourism Indaba at the Durban International Convention Centre which runs from May 8 -11.
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The Indaba has seen numerous companies from within the industry from different parts of Africa, ranging from hotels, game parks, tourism agencies, and many others which have set up their stalls within and outside the ICC.
Eswatini hotels like The George, The Hilton Garden Inn, and Foresters Arms are in attendance under the Eswatini Tourism stall. From Zambia, companies like Zambia Airways, Shamba Travel Group, Mukambi Safaris, and others have set up under Zambia Tourism Agency, whilst countries like Lesotho, Namibia, Mozambique, Botswana, Tanzania, and many others are also in attendance.
