Zimbabwe Tourism Authority, Chief Executive Officer, Karikoga Kaseke has shockingly dashed to the defence of the Zimbabwe Republic Police’s roadblocks saying their presence on the road has played in tourism's favor. This comes at a time when some players in the tourism and economic sector have
The Commonwealth University in collaboration with London Graduate School has conferred combative Zimbabwe Tourism Authority Chief Executive Karigoka Kaseke with an Honorary Doctorate in Public Administration. This is in recognition of Kaseke’s exceptional contribution to tourism, in Zimbabwe, Africa and the world. The convocation was done
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
Mutare- Tourism players in Manicaland have called for Zimbabwe to market itself as a total tourism package to reap on its diversity and not sell isolated popular sites across the country hospitality. At their meeting at La Rochelle in Penhalonga recently, tourism players said the absence of
Zimbabwe and Zambia have re-launched the KAZA UNIVISA to facilitate seamless travel of tourists between the two countries, Principal Director in the Department of Immigration Control, Clemence Masango said. The KAZA Univisa project was initially launched in November 2014 as a pilot project following the successful joint
The Minister of Tourism and Hospitality Industry, Dr Walter Mzembi is leading a Zimbabwe delegation, comprising of 15 companies to the International Travel Bourse (ITB) to be held in Berlin, Germany. The expo which has attracted over 185 countries will run from 8 March to 12
[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
[adrotate banner="8"] Zimbabwe and Ethiopian Airlines will this year engage in various joint marketing initiatives aimed at promoting Zimbabwe tourism in the Spanish and Portuguese market. By Sugar Chagonda in Madrid, Spain This was revealed by the Ethiopian Airlines Area Manager for Spain and Portugal Mr Alemu Bekele
Minister of Tourism and Hospitality Industry, Dr. Walter Mzembi will lead the Zimbabwe delegation to the Spanish capital, Madrid for the 2017 Feria Internacional de Turismo/ International Tourism Trade Fair (FITUR) set for the 18th to the 22nd of January. Dr Mzembi who is also vying for
Zimbabwe recorded a 7% upsurge in international tourist arrivals, despite a sharp decrease experienced by all other markets. The jump in international tourist arrivals is attributed to the rise of tourist arrivals in mainland Africa. "During the first half of the year, the country recorded 930,276 international
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