-Tourism could become the second highest contributor to Namibia's gross domestic product.

-The tourism sector in the Kunene Region is on the verge of collapse due to poor road infrastructure in the area. During debate on the Appropriation Amendment Bill in the National Council, Swapo MP representing Kunene Region, Weich Mupya called for immediate intervention to save the tourism sector in that part of the country.

-Namibia's High Commissioner to Malaysia is promoting the country as a preferred tourism destination for Malaysians.

The Environment and Tourism Ministry's regional office at Swakopmund appears to have left a bitter taste in the mouth of activists and tourists there.

The Rundu Town Council and the Namibian Tourism Board signed a Memorandum of Understanding that could turn the town into a tourist destination.

-Environment and Tourism Deputy Minister, Bernadette Maria Jagger says Namibia is making success of biodiversity conservation and tourism development.

New research shows the tourism sector directly sustained 44 000 jobs in 2017.

-Governments should take a clear stance against instances of xenophobia -as these attacks have the potential to harm regional tourism and international relations.

The ongoing water crisis at Uis in the Erongo region's Daures Constituency has not had any major impact on tourism in that part of the region.

Crime at Swakopmund is threatening the tourism industry.