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13-seat tourist boat inaugurated in Cogo

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A 13-seat tourist boat has been inaugurated in Cogo to serve the Cogo Ocean Resort hotel, Corisco Island and nearby localities. The new service is expected to support tourism and travel in the coastal area, with the backing of Equatorial Guinean authorities, according to Realequatorialguinea.

A 13-seat tourist boat was inaugurated on Saturday in Cogo, Equatorial Guinea, to serve the Cogo Ocean Resort hotel. It is intended to connect the town with Corisco Island and nearby areas, facilitating travel and supporting tourism, according to the Equatorial Guinean outlet Realequatorialguinea.

The ceremony was presided over by Salvador Ndong Nsue Mengue, deputy minister of the Civil Cabinet of Equatorial Guinea’s presidency. Local authorities, administration officials and representatives of the tourism sector also took part, including Mitoha Ondo Ayecaba, Minister of Health and Health Infrastructure, according to Realequatorialguinea.

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