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. . . as 2026 National Culture Month Launches By Jonathan Mbiriyamveka The Culture and Heritage Tourism Cluster came alive at Barbourfields Stadium as His Excellency, President Dr. E.D. Mnangagwa,…

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‘Zimbabwe is my home’: CAF President Praises Zim’s Sports Tourism Surge

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By Jonathan Mbiriyamveka HARARE – There is a particular warmth that greets visitors to Zimbabwe. It is not merely the mild autumn air of May, nor the famous hospitality of its…

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Deputy Minister joins continental tourism leaders in Durban

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By Jonathan Mbiriyamveka DURBAN — Zimbabwe is making a bold statement at Africa’s premier travel trade show this week, with a 44-strong delegation of tourism operators showcasing the country’s diverse…

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Tourism growth places focus on jobs, trade & policy, expert says

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By Phenyo Mokgothu Africa’s Travel Indaba 2026 is being held in KwaZulu-Natal from 11 to 14 May, drawing participation from more than 22 African countries. Attention is squarely on tourism’s…

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‘Iran War Effect’ cools Zimbabwe’s tourism hot streak

3 months ago

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By Jonathan Mbiriyamveka Just as Zimbabwe’s tourism sector was hitting its stride, global geopolitics crashed the party. A 12 percent drop in inbound tourism during March 2026 has left industry…

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From 1.9m to 2.6m trips: Why Zimbabweans are holidaying at home?

3 months ago

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By Jonathan Mbiriyamveka For years, Zimbabwean families dreamed of cross-border holidays – the bright lights of Johannesburg, the beaches of Durban, the malls of Gaborone. But something shifted in early…

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Manicaland hotels boom while Harare and Bulawayo slip

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By Jonathan Mbiriyamveka In the hierarchy of Zimbabwean tourism, Harare and Bulawayo have long dominated hotel occupancy. They are the entry points, the business hubs, the cities with international flight…

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Beyond Safari: Africa’s Push to Restructure Tourism from the Ground Up

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By Jonathan Mbiriyamveka VICTORIA FALLS – For decades, the image of African tourism has been polished for postcards: sweeping savannahs, exotic wildlife, luxury lodges flown in by foreign carriers, and…

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Africa’s Tourism Sector Sets Sights on 2027 UN Mandate as Vic Falls Meeting Opens

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By Jonathan Mbiriyamveka VICTORIA FALLS – Africa has exactly three years to re-engineer its tourism sector from the ground up. That was the unspoken deadline hanging over the 23rd UN Tourism…

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Zimbabwe Unveils UN 2027 Logo: Africa Leads Now

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By Jonathan Mbiriyamveka VICTORIA FALLS – In a historic moment for African tourism, Zimbabwe today became the first country in the world to unveil the official UN Tourism logo for the…