From visa restrictions to sky-high ticket prices, travelling within Africa remains complicated and costly, limiting not only tourism, but trade, cultural exchange and economic growth.
At the Creatives Connect Africa Forum in Accra, tourism executives, policy makers and entrepreneurs met to confront the barriers holding the continent back and to imagine a future where Africans can explore the continent with ease.
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At the Creatives Connect Africa Forum in Accra, tourism executives, policy makers and entrepreneurs met to confront the barriers holding the continent back and to imagine a future where Africans can explore the continent with ease.
For more news, visit sabcnews.com and #SABCNews on all Social Media platforms.
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