In a stated desire to move away from dependence on traditional resources, the government of Congo-Brazzaville has launched a strategic offensive to boost the tourism sector. This project, designed as a key lever for economic diversification, is based on the active involvement of the new generation. The objective is twofold: to stimulate inclusive growth and ensure long-term sustainable development. To achieve this, the authorities have committed targeted investments aimed at modernizing the infrastructure essential for welcoming visitors. At the same time, the program focuses on the promotion of national heritage, seeking to transform the country's cultural and natural wealth into competitive tourism products. By involving youth in this dynamic, the Congo seeks not only to create job opportunities but also to sustainably change the image of the Congo destination on the regional scene. While the strategy is clearly defined in its intentions for economic structuring, the operational implementation of investments and concrete results in terms of visitor numbers remain points to monitor in the medium term to assess the real impact of this ambition on the national economy.