Tourism: Libya’s way forward?
By Sami Zaptia. Washington DC, 8 October 2013: A new World Bank study . . .entitled “Tourism in Africa: Harnessing ...
Tag: tourism
Securing the future of Ghadames
By Francesca Marretta. Once a thriving tourist destination, the Old Town of Ghadames now attracts few visitors (Photo: Francesca Marretta) ...
Malta could help Libya harness tourism potential
Tourism Minister, Ikram Bash Imam, . . .in Malta for tourism cooperation (Photo: PM Office) Tripoli, 29 August 2013: Malta ...
Tourism seen as Libya’s second biggest potential earner
By Ahmed Elumami. WTO Secretary-General Taleb Rifai and Tourism Minister Ikram Abdulsalam Imam Tripoli, 10 June 2013: Tourism could be Libya’s second ...
Libya and Italy to boost tourism ties
By Ahmed Elumami. Sites such as Leptis Magna offer great tourism potential for Libya (Photo: Tom Westcott, Libya Herald) Tripoli, ...
Congress Committee on Antiquities and Tourism meets
The Ministry of Tourism’s development plan for 2012-13 was under examination today at a session of the Congress’ Antiquities and ...
Irish airline Ryanair eyes Libyan market
By Tom Westcott. Will Ryanair bring budget airfares to Libya? Tripoli, 23 January 2013: The budget Irish airline Ryanair plans ...
Tourism Minister meets with industry leaders
By Sami Zaptia. Libyan Tourism Minister Ikram Bashemam, centre, addresses leaders of the tourism sector (Photo: Sami Zaptia) Tripoli, 29 ...
Tourism a priority investment area – Communications and Transport Minister
Tripoli, 6 May: The Minister of Communications and Transport, Yousef Weheshy, highlighted the importance of the investment in tourist areas ...
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