Over 2.4m Germans want to visit Botswana

Wednesday, May 17, 2017

The chief executive officer of Messe Berlin, Dr Christian Goke says a recent survey showed that three percent of the German population said they would like to travel to Botswana.

Goke was speaking at the opening press conference of the ITB Berlin last week in the German capital. ITB Berlin is the World’s leading travel show.

Botswana was the official Partner of the 2017 ITB Berlin. According Goke, the 2017 ITB Berlin brought 10,000 companies from 184 countries to showcase the global tourism industry’s latest products and trends.

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