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This document discusses scaling up sustainable tourism in Cape Verde. It mentions that 1.4 million visitors came to Cape Verde and that SAL, the Cape Verde Destination Council, is working with donors, public and private institutions, and the third sector to promote sustainable tourism growth.
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