My take as someone who lives there: he has been super popular and wants to continue being so. With the security question resolved, he has promised to make the country less poor, and the people are getting impatient for results. Tourism is up quite a lot, but that doesn't cut it. This will never be a massive tourism destination imo. He has a lot of other plans, but they are either very long term, or just pie in the sky. He wants big investments that pay off. But that is very hard, as it turns out.