EAC moves to harmonise tourism policies, licensing, and service standards to bolster its global market
ARUSHA: EAST African Community (EAC) member states are seeking to harmonise tourism policies, licensing requirements and service standards to strengthen the region’s competitiveness in the global tourism market. The move was discussed by permanent secretaries responsible for tourism and wildlife at a meeting in Arusha on October 14, 2026, ahead of the 13th Meeting of … The post EAC moves to…
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