Visit Rwanda Signs New Deal as Arsenal Protests Continue

Visit Rwanda, the official tourism partner of Rwanda, has just signed a new deal with Arsenal Football Club despite ongoing protests from fans.

The deal, reportedly worth millions of dollars, will see the Visit Rwanda logo continue to be displayed on Arsenal’s official matchday shirts and training kits.

However, many Arsenal fans have expressed their displeasure with the partnership, citing concerns about the human rights record of the Rwandan government.

Protests have been ongoing outside the Emirates Stadium, with banners and chants calling for the club to end its association with Visit Rwanda.

Despite the controversy, Arsenal’s official stance is that the partnership with Visit Rwanda is a positive one, helping to promote tourism and economic development in the African nation.

Rwanda, known for its stunning landscapes and unique wildlife, has seen a surge in tourism since the partnership with Arsenal was first announced in 2018.

Visit Rwanda has been praised for its marketing efforts and innovative campaigns to attract visitors to the country.

This new deal with Arsenal is seen as a continuation of that successful partnership, with both parties hoping to further boost Rwanda’s profile on the global stage.

As the protests from Arsenal fans continue, it remains to be seen how the club will navigate this sensitive issue moving forward.