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TOURISM SECTOR: The role of e-commerce

Published on: Monday 30 May 2022

As key service sectors such as that of hospitality continue to strive to stay afloat under a now relaxed global travel space, the Ministry of Tourism Wildlife and Antiquities says e-commerce...

News source: https://ntv.co.ug/ug/news/business/tourism-sector-the-role-of-e-commerce-3832778

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TOURISM SECTOR: The role of e-commerce