The Namibian tourism industry is confident that the fourth President, Dr Nangolo Mbumba – who took the reins after Dr Hage Gottfried Geingob passed away on February 4 – will provide a smooth transition of leadership and be as supportive of the tourism industry as his predecessor.
“Dr Mbumba has worked alongside his predecessor and is as committed to uphold the image of Namibia as a safe, progressive and open country,” said Gitta Paetzold, CEO of the Hospitality Association of Namibia.
She pointed out that Mbumba’s legacy already included his skill and commitment to ensure full unification of the Walvis Bay enclave to independent Namibia a few years after independence in 1994 – a transition that he steered with calm, stability and professionalism as Chief Negotiator for Namibia.
“And today, 20 years later, Dr Mbumba once again fulfils his role with charisma, professionalism and commitment. His leadership and the smooth transition of leadership again make Namibia a…
