Hospitality giant, African Sun Limited recorded a 31 percent decline in revenue for the year ended 31 December 2016 after receipting US$43.6 million, compared to US$63.2 million in 2015. The decline was largely caused by a fall in room occupancy which dropped from 48% in the prior
Tourism and Hospitality Industry Minister Walter Mzembi has told social movements in Zimbabwe to use the ballot box to vent their anger against the Zanu PF regime rather than protesting in the streets. Addressing the media in Harare on Monday, Mzembi said activists should desist from
Fly Africa Zimbabwe is set to resume flights after its new shareholders injected $6,6 million to resuscitate operations after being grounded for 18 months. The airline surrendered its operating license after a protracted fight with its former shareholder The airline’s executive chairperson, Cassidy Mugwagwa on Friday said
The launch of Ethiopian Airlines’ new route into Zimbabwe’s top resort town has been hailed as “a significant catalyst for tourism growth in Zimbabwe and across the region” by industry leader Ross Kennedy. Ethiopian Airlines became the first international airline to launch flights into the new
[adrotate banner="8"] Tourism and Hospitality Minister, Dr Walter Mzembi is confident of landing the coveted United Nations World Tourism Organisation Secretary General’s post at the elections scheduled set for May in Madrid, Spain. Addressing journalists after receiving a $10 000 sponsorship package from NetOne, Mzembi said he
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