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Foreign tourists in safari riverboats observe elephants along the Chobe river bank near Botswana's northern border where Zimbabwe, Zambia and Namibia meet, on March 4, 2005. [Photo/Agencies] WINDHOEK -- China could emerge as a major source market for the Namibian tourism sector, hard hit by COVID-19 pandemic, a government official said on Wednesday. Romeo Muyunda, chief public relations officer in the Ministry of Environment, Forestry and Tourism, said that tourists from the Asian nation would aid to the recuperation of the country's tourism sector as well as complement domestic travel and other existing markets. "Namibia wants to be a destination...
