Eco-tourism creates ecological and economic benefits

GURUGRAM, India - March 22, 2020 - PRLog -- Nature-based tourism has proved to be lucrative for many countries. Tourism in Africa is predicted to generate more than USD260 billion annually by 2030. Some countries protect endangered species and many acres of nature reserves through tourism.

Can nature-based tourism help conserve species on the verge of extinction?

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