Air Botswana taps into tourism hotspots

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Ready to fly: Air Botswana is growing its regional presence PIC: MBONGENI MGUNI

DURBAN: Air Botswana has partnered with the KwaZulu-Natal (KZN) tourism sector in an effort to boost the recently introduced Gaborone–Durban route, ensuring mutual benefits for both destinations.

The national airline is strengthening its presence in the regional tourism and aviation sector by enhancing strategic collaborations.

As part of the initiative, Air Botswana and KZN tourism authorities recently hosted local travel and tour agents on a familiarisation trip to Durban. The purpose was to expose Botswana’s travel industry stakeholders to the diverse tourism offerings of KwaZulu-Natal beyond its popular beachfront attractions. Similarly, KZN’s travel and tour operators also visited Botswana to explore the country’s tourism potential.

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