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The 2025 edition follows the highly successful 2024 summit in Windhoek, Namibia, which drew over 500 delegates, including 300 entrepreneurs. This year’s event promises to build on that momentum, empowering young innovators to drive tourism in new and exciting directions.
Botswana will take part in the upcoming African Youth in Tourism Innovation Summit (AYTIS) 2025, set to take place in Nairobi this June. The summit, which is a premier platform for young tourism professionals, innovators, and entrepreneurs, promises to foster collaboration and innovation within Africa’s tourism landscape.
One of Botswana’s youth regular attendees, Ms Buang Chelane, told BOPA that AYTIS 2025 represented more than just a summit.When sharing her experience, Chelane who is a young tourism professional, said she had been
The 2025 edition follows the highly successful 2024 summit in Windhoek, Namibia, which drew over 500 delegates, including 300 entrepreneurs. This year’s event promises to build on that momentum, empowering young innovators to drive tourism in new and exciting directions.
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In an interview, one of the event coordinators and a co-founder of Tourism Events Advisory and Management Services Africa (TEAMS Africa), Mr Barry Clement, highlighted Botswana’s consistent engagement with AYTIS.
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