What are the most popular countries in Africa? Is the scenery really picturesque?

Many African countries rely on tourism as the main economic sector. According to the data analysis of WTO, the most popular 10 countries in Africa are Morocco, South Africa, Tunisia, Algeria, Mozambique, Zimbabwe, Kenya, Uganda, Namibia and Senegal. Let's reveal the secret for everyone. Interested parties may wish to look down together!

Morocco

Bian Xiao explained the top ten places worth visiting in Africa before. The most popular country in Africa is Morocco, which received 6.5438 million tourists in 2065.438+03. Some of the biggest attractions are the Atlas Mountains, huge sand dunes and resort beaches. In addition, there are nine UNESCO World Heritage Sites in this country, such as Medina in Marrakech, which was built in 1970s.

South Africa

The second place is South Africa, with about 9.5 million international tourists every year. There are several modern cities in this country, as well as national parks, beautiful coastlines and vineyards. A popular tourist activity here is hunting wild animals and watching the life of various plants and animals. For those who are interested in ancient history, fossils of 2 million years ago were found there, which is worth visiting.

Tunisia

The third most popular country is Tunisia, which receives 6.2 million tourists every year. On the east coast of this country, tourists can enjoy the Mediterranean climate and rest in luxury resorts. International tourists here mainly come from France, Italy, Germany and Britain. However, the recent terrorist attacks have led to the loss of tourists.

Algeria

Algeria is the most popular country for international tourists after Tunisia, with 2.7 million people arriving every year. This country has ancient cities and many outdoor adventures. The capital Algiers is a very popular place. For those who want to get away from the hustle and bustle of city life, Ahaga National Park is located here. Most people have been to other countries in Africa and other popular countries in Africa. Their annual number of international tourists includes Mozambique (1.8000), Zimbabwe (1.8000), Kenya (1.4000), Uganda (1.2000) and Namibia (.

The Future of Tourism in Africa

African tourism may become an important economic driving force on the African continent, but infrastructure is a real obstacle to development. The conditions of roads, railways and airports are poor, and international tourists are turned away by reception services that they think are below average in many areas. Western tourists are also worried about the potential security risks of going to Africa, especially to areas greatly influenced by Arab countries, which may become potential targets of terrorist activities.

The government needs to consider increasing investment in the tourism sector and marketing to a wider range of potential customers. Of course, if this happens, the growth of tourism will also bring negative consequences.