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Top 7 African countries attracting luxury travellers as Schengen visa denials surge

NairaMetrics about 2 hours 1 mins read

Here are the top 7 African countries attracting luxury travelers judging by the percentage increase in the number of tourists going to the country according to UN World Tourism Barometer data.

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Top 7 African countries attracting luxury travellers as Schengen visa denials surge

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