Tourism and Hospitality Minister, Prisca Mupfumira has appealed to the international community to invest in the country as the new dispensation has opened new business and investment opportunities. She made the remarks while addressing a welcome reception for the 10th edition of FITUR, in Spain. Mupfumira said the
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
International tourist arrivals grew by a remarkable 7% in 2017 to reach a total of 1,322 million, according to the latest UNWTO World Tourism Barometer.This strong momentum is expected to continue in 2018 at a rate of 4%-5%. Based on data reported by destinations around the
Tourism and Hospitality Industry Minister, Prisca Mupfumira will next week lead a Zimbabwean delegation to Spain for the 2018 edition of the International Tourism Fair (FITUR) set for 17th to 21st January amid high expectations resulting from the international community's warm reception of country's new
Unlicensed tourism operators have up to March 31 to have their papers in order or risk facing prosecution as government moves to restore sanity within the tourism industry, a cabinet minister has said. Tourism and Hospitality Industry Minister, Prisca Mupfumira told delegates who attended the handover
The new political dispensation has breathed in a new lease of life into the tourism sector with Zimbabwe Tourism Authority, Chief Executive, Karikoga Kaseke optimistic that tourist arrivals will double the current figures by 2020. Speaking on Saturday soon after meeting a visiting team of various
Zimbabwe Tourism Authority Chief Executive Officer, Karikoga Kaseke has blasted the former Minister for Tourism and Hospitality Industry, Walter Mzembi calling him a loner who did not want to work with others. Speaking at the Hospitality Association of Zimbabwe 2017 congress, Karikoga Kaseke described Mzembi as
Zimbabwe Tourism Authority Chief Executive Officer, Karikoga Kaseke has escalated his tiff with the former Tourism minister, Walter Mzembi after claiming that he regrets giving a modelling operators license to the now Foreign Affairs Minister wife Barbara Mzembi. Kaseke said the decision, although done procedural was
Zimbabwe Tourism Authority (ZTA) boss Karikoga Kaseke says his gamble to adopt a radical marketing strategy for Zimbabwe has silenced his critics who doubted his capacity to steer the ship out of muddy waters. Addressing the media on the recently won European Business Assembly (EBA) award
Zimbabwe Tourism Authority (ZTA) has received a Europe Business Assembly (EBA) award for demonstrating a high performance culture and effectiveness in marketing the country as a favorable tourists destination. The award was received by the Ambassador of the Republic of Zimbabwe to France, Rudo Chitiga on
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