Maun, Botswana – In a significant step toward industrial harmony and growth, the Botswana Tourism Organisation (BTO) has concluded a series of high-level stakeholder engagements in Maun, aimed at forging a unified vision for the nation’s tourism sector. The sessions were held as part of a broader outreach initiative by the Minister of Environment and…
Maun – The 41st HATAB Annual Conference 2026, held this week in the tourism hub of Maun, served as a dynamic platform for the Botswana Tourism Organisation (BTO) to reaffirm its role as the architect of the nation’s travel narrative. Bringing together industry stakeholders, exhibitors, and government leaders, the event was a pivotal moment in advancing…
Change is coming to Botswana’s tourism and environment sectors — and this time, the government wants everyone in the room before decisions are made. Botswana’s Minister of Environment and Tourism, Hon. Wynter Mmolotsi, is currently leading an extensive consultation process with tourism operators on a proposed review of user fees and service charges across the sector. The message…
