BAC tourism students promote tourism, culture

Dikgafela presentation: women carrying baskets full of harvest ululating their way to the Kgotla
Dikgafela presentation: women carrying baskets full of harvest ululating their way to the Kgotla

As part of their mission to promote local tourism and celebrate culture, Botswana Accountancy College (BAC) Tourism students hosted their second annual Ngwao Yame Roots on Friday.

The event, organised, planned and executed by 53 students, attracted various institutions like University of Botswana, New Era College and Botswana Tourism Board amongst others.

A local entrepreneur and the managing director of Phiri Tourism Consortium, Tebogo Phiri delivered an inspiring message.

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