Francistown set for tourism transformation

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FRANCISTOWN: The second city is set to transform into a hive of excitement and activity this week with the highly anticipated City Tourism Launch and the revitalised Francistown Educational Park taking centre stage.

The events promise to bring vibrancy and opportunities to the city, with the Tourism Pitso adding to the thrill.

With its rich cultural heritage and natural beauty, Francistown is poised to become a premier tourist destination.

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Francistown set for tourism transformation

FRANCISTOWN: The second city is set to transform into a hive of excitement and activity this week with the highly anticipated City Tourism Launch and the revitalised Francistown Educational Park taking centre stage.

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