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When it comes to Tourism, should we be careful in Africa?
Nuseir Yassin, looked into the matter! Commonly called Nas, this 27-year-old Israeli Arab breeze, in one minute chrono, some of the most negative perceptions on the continent.
A video that totals more than 16 million views!
And then Rwanda signs a lucrative partnership with the English football club Arsenal: a sponsorship deal with the Rwandan Tourist Office that will be displayed on the left sleeve of the Gunners’ jersey for the next three years.
Thanks to this partnership, the Rwandan investment promotion agency hopes to double its tourist revenues by 2024.
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