Swakopmund beach tourism businesses feel holiday slowdown
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Small tourism businesses along Swakopmund's beach are beginning to feel the slowdown as the holiday season comes to an end.
Small tourism businesses along Swakopmund's beach are beginning to feel the slowdown as the holiday season comes to an end.
Swakopmund Mayor Suamma Kautondokwa has described the festive season as busy but successful, with the town once again proving to be a safe and welcoming tourist destination.
With the vision to boost Namibia's economy and uplift the tourism sector, Miss World Namibia 2025, Selma Kamanya, is driving "Global Namibia One" to do just that.
Former Miss Namibia and Miss Universe 1992, Michelle McLean-Bailey, was named as the Top Global Business Woman of the Year in Tourism Investment.
McLean-Bailey was honoured by the International Association of Top Professionals in Las Vegas, United States, on Saturday.
The international beauty queens who were in Namibia on the initiative of Miss World Namibia's Selma Kamanya's Global Namibia 1 project concluded a successful ten-day tour of Namibia.
The aim was to explore and promote the country's tourism on the world stage.
Germany remains in the top spot as the overseas destination from which tourists arrive in the country.
The 2024 Tourist Statistical Report launched by the Environment, Forestry and Tourism Minister Indileni Daniels shows that over 111,000 tourists arrived from Germany during that year.
A group of beauty queens from across the globe is currently traversing Namibia to explore and promote the country's tourism on the world stage.
Namibia's bid to have the Brandberg Mountain recognised as a World Heritage Site continues to gain momentum.
Heritage experts say the site holds outstanding universal value that goes far beyond national boundaries.
The Namibia Wildlife Resorts (NWR) has resolved not to declare dividends this time around to improve service despite an increase in profit of up to 50%.
NWR's profit increased from N$45.4 million in 2023 to N$68.3 million in 2024.
Crimes against tourists in the Erongo Region have seen an uptick of 26% between January and October this year, compared to the same period in 2024.
Forty-four cases were reported between January and October this year, compared to 35 reported during the same period last year.