Tuzmo: Matching tourists with authentic artisans in a destination.

12/04/22 • 42 min

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Founder CEO Rana Saad stops by to chat about Tuzmo, an app to connect the world’s artisans with the world’s travelers, tourists, and home shoppers. Rana is on a mission to empower artisans across the globe and deliver a richer travel experience s for tourists/travelers. The Tuzmo App makes it possible to buy art or souvenirs from a place you visit and make a human connection with the artisans behind the art.

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Vanessa S. - Ph.D
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