Telling the trade stories of least developed countries

However, investment in tourism industry requires software to run, including high-end chefs to work hotel and restaurant kitchens. But top chefs able to serve world-class cuisine to discerning tourists have always been hard to come by, says Pierre Tami, who arrived in Cambodia as a diplomat in 1990.

The Ministry of Tourism hosts the handicraft and Souvenir Development project, which is supported by the Enhanced Integrated Framework (EIF); with among other objectives being improving quality, standards and marketing tourism exports such as souvenirs to boost foreign exchange.

Country embarking on a new tourism strategy as part of its building of trade sector When one thinks about tourism hotspots, Burundi is not the first that comes to mind. But, that doesn’t mean it couldn’t get there.

COVID-19 has led to a steep decline in business for operators in protected areas, coupled with a substantial drop in future booking requests.

Halting of travel devastating sector that is a key driver of growth in the world’s poorest countries

Examining the potential impact of tourism disruption in LDCs; developing policy recommendations to limit the damage, initiate recovery and build resilience

Vanuatu became a member of the World Trade Organisation (WTO) back in 2012, and has made immense economic progress.

Solutions, pitfalls and priorities to stimulate ecotourism, preserve wildlife and develop, sustainably

Solomon Islands putting itself on the tourism map

To transform LDCs, turning tourism into new kinds of growth