The Executive Chairman of the Inter Tourism Expo (iNTTA), Emmanuel Treku, has urged the government to treat tourism as a strategic economic sector capable of driving investment, job creation and national development.
The Executive Chairman of the Inter Tourism Expo (iNTTA), Emmanuel Treku, has urged the government to treat tourism as a strategic economic sector capable of driving investment, job creation and national development.
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