WIRE — The World Bank has said Malawi is losing out on an estimated $100 million (K175 billion) in private tourism investment and about 60 000 potential jobs due to a concession framework for high-value tourism sites. The Bretton Woods institution says this leaves Malawi as the least competitive tourism destination globally, with the economy accounting for The post Tourism policy gaps cost revenue, jobs appeared first on Nation Online.
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