The Zimbabwe Tourism Authority (ZTA) which has been on an offensive campaign to market Zimbabwe at a global stage since the inception of the new dispensation has today stretched further its wings setting sights into the media sector following the signing of a Memorandum of
The Tourism Heritage Trails, according to Zimbabwe Tourism Authority Chief Executive, Dr Karikoga Kaseke, entail the crafting of roots that tourists can undertake if they want to understand the history behind an iconic figure or any heritage
Zimbabwe remains a safe tourist destination despite the post-election violence that rocked Harare last week leaving six people dead while several others were injured, the Zimbabwe Tourism Authority (ZTA) has reassured. In a statement released on Saturday, ZTA said the country remains peaceful as the skirmishes
Government’s enshrinement programme is set to take heritage tourism to greater heights following the allocation of resources from the treasury.
Kaseke was speaking at a press briefing on the report of the recent China trip by the President and other captains of industries where he said Mnangagwa should quit politics and join the business world as he exhibited good businessman acumen while negotiating multi-billion deals
We are amazed at what Zimbabwe has to offer and would proudly want to announce that we are committing to bringing groups of Nigerian tourists without fail in the next 12 months to enjoy Zimbabwe A World of Wonders
The tour operators that are participating in this familiarization tour include Fidol Trips, TVP Adventures, World and Traveland, Nnenna Uwa Hub, Tour Brokers International and Kenya Airways will tour Matopos, Hwange and Victoria Falls from 11-16 March 2018.
This is the first leg of the re-egnagement efforts as these countries are the among the top key traditional source markets.
"The three year licence has been awarded to Fingers Academy owned by business woman, former model and TV Soap Actor from the Amakorokoza fame Sarah Mpofu-Sibanda
Zimbabwean tourist destinations remain beyond the reach of potential local tourists as they are too expensive and has a negative impact of the growth of the tourism sector, a cabinet has said. Briefing journalists , Tourism and Hospitality Industry Minister, Prisca Mupfumira said domestic tourism has
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