By Admin
Addis Ababa, Ethiopia — The National Palace, a significant historical landmark, was officially inaugurated and visited by high-ranking officials, including His Excellency Deputy Prime Minister Temesgen Tiruneh. The event, held yesterday, was attended by key figures from the media and the tourism sector, including representatives from the Ethiopian Tour Operators Association (ETOA).
The National Palace has undergone extensive renovations to restore its grandeur and historical significance. With the completion of these renovations, the palace is now set to open its doors to tourists, offering a unique glimpse into Ethiopia's rich cultural heritage.
The inauguration marks a pivotal moment for the tourism sector, as the National Palace is expected to become a major attraction for both domestic and international visitors. The presence of high officials underscores the government's commitment to promoting and enhancing the country's tourism offerings.
The event highlighted the collaborative efforts between the government and the tourism industry to revitalize and showcase Ethiopia's historical sites, contributing to the growth and development of the tourism sector.
