Located in South West Africa, Namibia is home to the world’s oldest desert, the Namib desert, which runs along the length of its Atlantic coastline. Over a million tourists visit each year, to enjoy the dramatic scenery and diverse wildlife.
Much of the population, including expats, is concentrated around the capital, Windhoek, one of the cleanest and safest cities in West Africa. English and German are widely spoken.
Tourism contributes over $7 billion to the country’s GDP each year, with mining the main economic contributor. Namibia is the fifth largest producer of Uranium and has large marine reserves of diamonds.
Much of the population, including expats, is concentrated around the capital, Windhoek, one of the cleanest and safest cities in West Africa. English and German are widely spoken.
Tourism contributes over $7 billion to the country’s GDP each year, with mining the main economic contributor. Namibia is the fifth largest producer of Uranium and has large marine reserves of diamonds.