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African tourism. Chapters in the second part of the book discuss tourism recovery and how some destinations have survived the pandemic. The book concludes with a chapter providing policy recommendations and practical implementation advice.?The book is part of a 3 volume series.978-3-031-24657-9978-3-031-24655-5

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