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newt
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I know that the museums and monuments in Zimbabwe and Botswana charge different fees for locals and for foreigners. A citizen pays very little to visit on the basis that it is their heritage and that they have a right to experience it. Foreigners pay substantially more, preferably in US$, contributing to the upkeep of these institutions. As most visitors can afford a few $ , especially when it is a once in a lifetime opportunity to visit a place like Great Zimbabwe this system seems fair to me. I think this is a very good way of ensuring that local people get as much out of their institutions as possible or as they want.
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lucis
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At 11:27 24/06/97 +0200, Kathryn wrote:
Kenya as well. Some of us have discussed the possibility for South Africa.
Kathryn - do you want to mention alternative admission 'fees', or shall I.
(BTW - when's the big departure?)
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