High Commissioner of Rwanda to Pakistan, Fatou Harerimana, on Wednesday said that Rwanda's tourism policy aims to provide modern and innovative facilities for foreign tourists, aligning with global tourism standards.
Rwanda's culture and society are unique, offering diverse socio-cultural heritage, eloquence, mental breadth, cleanliness, and distinct wildlife, flora, and fauna. The country has also hosted internationally renowned sports events and cultural activities, she stated in a release issued here.
Addressing the 4th annual edition of 'The Sustainable Destination Forum' organised by Pakistan Travel Mart, Harerimana said, "Rwanda is now on top in the African region, in Information Technology (IT) and internet access and its youth is an asset for promoting the international and domestic travel market, which will play a significant role in the development of this industry in the future."
Known as the "land of a thousand hills," Rwanda boasts stunning scenery and warm, friendly people, offering unique experiences in one of the world's most remarkable countries. The country is also blessed with extraordinary biodiversity, home to incredible wildlife found across volcanoes, montane rainforests, and sweeping plains.
Foreign travellers come from around the world to see Rwanda's magnificent gorillas, though the country offers much more to explore, the high commissioner emphasised. Harerimana also discussed the success of the 'Visit Rwanda' campaign, which has established a positive global reputation. This campaign has helped showcase Rwanda's tourism attractions, cultural heritage, and investment opportunities.
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