263Chat · ZTA Appoints New CEO, Finally The Zimbabwe Tourism Authority (ZTA), yesterday announced the appointment of Winnie Muchanyuka, as its the substantive Chief Executive Officer, a year after the resignation of Karikoga Kaseke due to ill health. Muchanyuka takes over from Givemore Chidzidzi who had been
The Zimbabwe tourism sector could lose between US$0.5 -1.1 billion in tourism revenue due to the COVID-19 induced lockdown across the globe. The widespread of the coronavirus has crippled most economies around the world but tourism has been hard hit as tourist remain grounded. Zimbabwe has not
The Zimbabwe Tourism Authority (ZTA)Acting Chief Executive, Givemore Chidzidzi says he is optimistic that the tourism sector will make a rebound post the COVID-19 period through investing in human capital and service excellence as part of the recovery strategy. Tourism has been hard hit by travel
As the world converges at the Spanish International Tourism Trade Fair, FITUR in Madrid, Spain from 22 - 26 January 2020, Zimbabwe will be among the 10 487 exhibitors from 165 countries. Zimbabwe’s exhibition comes at an opportune time when the world is becoming more conscious
Zimbabwe's drive to revamp the tourism sector could be hindered by a critical shortage of hotels, Zimbabwe Tourism Authority (ZTA) Chief Operations Officer, Givemore Chidzidzi has said. ZTA has been on an aggressive drive to market destination Zimbabwe with the country recording a surge in tourist
Zimbabwe Tourism Authority (ZTA) says the coming on board of a new political leadership has boosted a sense of pride among Zimbabweans with the authority mulling a domestic tourism campaign to encourage citizens to explore and discover attractions that are within their reach. There has been
Organizers of this year's Harare International Carnival will face an uphill task of managing the bloated number of vendors who have since taken over the central business district of Harare, amid fears that their business could interrupt the festival's street party. City of Harare, in partnership
Robert Mugabe road in the central business district of Harare is set for a major face-lift ahead of the 2017 edition of the Harare International Carnival set for September. The usually busy and noisy road, characterized by high population of vendors and touts, will be the
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