Issued in 1967 to commemorate the International Tourist Year, this stamp from The Gambia highlights the nation’s early tourism infrastructure. The design features two prominent establishments—the Adonis Hotel and the Atlantic Hotel—symbolizing hospitality and development along the Gambian coast. The central emblem reflects global cooperation in tourism promotion during the UN-designated year. Printed in a striking dual-tone pink and sepia palette, the stamp captures both architectural detail and thematic significance. It represents an important period when The Gambia began positioning itself as a travel destination. A desirable piece for collectors of tourism, African development, and thematic UN-related issues.