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Tourism development approved for Vanua Levu - Vimarsana News

Tourism development approved for Vanua Levu

Tourism development approved for Vanua Levu

India's G20 Presidency: ITDC conducts training of cab drivers in foreign languages - Vimarsana News

India's G20 Presidency: ITDC conducts training of cab drivers in foreign languages

As India is gearing itself to host several dignitaries during its G20 presidency, the Indian Tourism Development Corporation (ITDC) is conducting a course to tr

Uganda: MPs asked to exempt tourism sector from budget cuts - Vimarsana News

Uganda: MPs asked to exempt tourism sector from budget cuts

Download logo Members of Parliament have been asked to exempt the tourism ministries, departments and agencies (MDAs) from budget cuts in order to revamp the COVID-19 hit sector. While presenting the tourism sector’s Budget Framework Paper for financial year 2022/23 before the Parliamentary Committee on Tourism, Trade and Industry on Thursday, 13 January, 2022, Hon. […]

Uganda: MPs asked to exempt tourism sector from budget cuts - Vimarsana News

Uganda: MPs asked to exempt tourism sector from budget cuts

Download logoMembers of Parliament have been asked to exempt the tourism ministries, departments and agencies (MDAs) from budget cuts in order to revamp

World Heritage Centre - Promoting local development through heritage conservation and enhancement and tourism in the Island of Saint-Louis (Senegal) - Vimarsana News

World Heritage Centre - Promoting local development through heritage conservation and enhancement and tourism in the Island of Saint-Louis (Senegal)

UNESCO World Heritage Centre

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