Logo Haik Resort opens to visitors

The Logo Haik Resort in South Wollo Zone has opened to visitors. The facility spans 13.3 hectares and combines modern hospitality with local natural features.

Addis Ababa, Hamle 7, 2018. The resort lies 30 kilometres from Dessie city in South Wollo Zone. It showcases the natural beauty of Wollo to tourists.

Facilities on the site include restaurants, guest rooms, swimming pools and green spaces. Internal asphalt roads and a helicopter landing pad are also present.

Built under the Gebeta Lehager project, the resort aims to promote the cultural and natural assets of the Wollo people.

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Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed highlighting Ethiopia's tourism potential amid iconic heritage and natural sites.
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Prime Minister Abiy highlights tourism as new economic engine

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Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed (PhD) said Ethiopia can transform citizens' lives by leveraging its heritage and natural resources for tourism development.

Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed conceived the Gebata for Generation Project to boost Ethiopia's tourism sector. The initiative promotes natural cultural and historical assets worldwide.

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Addis Ababa has hosted millions of visitors through the Gebeta Le Sheger project tourism attractions. The initiative launched under Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed transformed the city's landscape.

Ethiopia's Deputy Prime Minister Temsgen Tiruneh stated that the country is constructing projects for sustainable tourism development. He highlighted a major hotel project in Bahir Dar as a key example.

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Mayor Adanech Abiebie inaugurated sports and recreational facilities in Addis Ababa's Bole sub-city to support a physically and mentally developed generation.

The Bishoftu Abusera International Airport project is under construction at a cost of 12.5 billion dollars. The first phase is scheduled for completion by 2030. The project aims to create jobs and increase foreign currency earnings.

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More than 18 million domestic visitors toured tourist destinations in Ethiopia's Amhara Region in the 2018 budget year.

 

 

 

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