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SENEGAL: Casamance heavily dependent on slowly rising tourism income

                   
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Source: IRIN Tourists are once again heading to Casamance as visitor areas are perceived to be safe from the troubles, but some industry experts worry that the numbers could plummet again with the recent upsurge in violence, seriously jeopardising the region's economy. [read full story]                    

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Senegal: Casamance Heavily Dependent On Slowly Rising Tourism Income

allafrica.com
May 14, 2008
        

Tourists are once again heading to Casamance as visitor areas are perceived to be safe from the troubles, but some industry experts worry that the numbers could plummet again with the recent upsurge in violence, seriously jeopardising the region's economy.

                   

Casamance Heavily Dependent On Slowly Rising Tourism Income

allafrica.com
May 14, 2008
        

Tourists are once again heading to Casamance as visitor areas are perceived to be safe from the troubles, but some industry experts worry that the numbers could plummet again with the recent upsurge in violence, seriously jeopardising the region's economy.

                   

SENEGAL: Casamance heavily dependent on slowly rising tourism income

irinnews.org
May 14, 2008
        

ZIGUINCHOR, 14 May 2008 (IRIN) - Tourists are once again heading to Casamance as visitor areas are perceived to be safe from the troubles, but some industry experts worry that the numbers could plummet again with the recent upsurge in violence, seriously jeopardising the region's economy.