Tourism
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Namibia’s passenger volumes dip in June but remain above 2024 levels
Namibia recorded 89,292 passenger arrivals and departures at airport terminals nationwide in June 2025, down from...
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NTB to open three regional offices to boost access to tourism services
The Namibia Tourism Board (NTB) will open regional offices in Rundu, Ongwediva, and Lüderitz on 1...
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Proflight Zambia to launch Lusaka–Windhoek route in March 2026
Proflight Zambia will introduce a new three-times-a-week service between Lusaka and Windhoek, via Livingstone, starting on...
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O&L Leisure completes acquisition of Le Mirage and Divava
O&L Leisure has finalised the acquisition of two Namibian tourism properties, Le Mirage in the Sossusvlei...
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Costly flights and seasonal demand threaten Namibia’s tourism recovery
Namibia’s tourism sector is showing signs of recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic, but persistent challenges such...
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Namibia’a Visa-on-Arrival system nets N$171 million in three months
Namibia has earned N$171 million in visa revenue between April and June this year, following the...
Read moreDetailsNamibia’a Visa-on-Arrival system nets N$171 million in three months
Namibia has earned N$171 million in visa revenue between April and June this year, following the...
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O&L Leisure launches rewards programme to encourage local travel
O&L Leisure has introduced a new rewards programme aimed at encouraging more Namibians to travel locally,...
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Namibia’s national parks generate over N$140m annually
Namibia’s protected areas generate more than N$140 million annually from tourism and conservation fees and support...
Read moreDetailsNamibia’s national parks generate over N$140m annually
Namibia’s protected areas generate more than N$140 million annually from tourism and conservation fees and support...
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