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Tanzania: Iringa Set to Become New Tourism Hub

Published on: Sunday 09 June 2019

Arusha — Iringa is set to become another tourism hub in the country after Arusha as part of broader efforts to tap the huge potentials of the southern circuit. Under a massive programme financed ...

News source: https://allafrica.com/stories/201906100063.html

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