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Published on 2024-03-12 12:22:49
The Namibia Airports Company (NAC) recently launched the Air Connect Namibia project with the aim of boosting tourism, trade, and foreign investment in the country. This initiative, unveiled in Windhoek by Bisey /Uirab, the NAC’s chief executive, seeks to increase direct air access to Namibia from around the world, with a primary focus on Hosea Kutako International Airport.
In his address at the launch event, /Uirab emphasized that the Air Connect Namibia project is perfectly aligned with the NAC’s mission to enhance connectivity to Namibia. The goal is to not only attract more tourists but also to facilitate greater foreign direct investment and stimulate economic growth within the country.
By establishing new international routes and strengthening existing partnerships, the Air Connect Namibia project aims to create a more robust tourism and business environment in Namibia. This initiative is a direct result of the Namibia Aviation and Connectivity Forum held in 2022, where stakeholders came together to discuss the role of the aviation sector in driving national growth.
At the forum, it was recognized that air service development is crucial for achieving the country’s growth objectives, making the Air Connect Namibia project a strategic step towards realizing these goals. By expanding air connectivity, Namibia aims to attract more visitors, promote trade, and enhance its overall competitiveness on the global stage.
As part of the project, new international routes will be established while existing partnerships will be maintained to ensure a seamless travel experience for passengers. This approach is expected to not only increase the number of tourists visiting Namibia but also to facilitate smoother business interactions and investment opportunities in the country.
The launch of the Air Connect Namibia project marks a significant milestone in the efforts to enhance Namibia’s air connectivity and position the country as a favorable destination for tourists, businesses, and investors alike. By investing in this initiative, the NAC is paving the way for a more prosperous and interconnected future for Namibia.
In conclusion, the Air Connect Namibia project is a testament to Namibia’s commitment to expanding its global reach and attracting more visitors and investments. Through strategic partnerships and a focus on air service development, the country is poised to enhance its position on the international stage and drive economic growth for years to come.
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