Gear up for rise in demand, hospitality industry urged


In October 2009, Federal Air launched their Zimbabwe shuttle service, between Harare and Kariba, to improve regular access to the Zambezi valley and Kariba areas.  This was the first foray into Zimbabwe’s domestic aviation arena for the airline, who say they intend to become a long term air service provider in the region. 
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Miss Tourism Bulawayo reps get ready for finals

Entertainment Reporter

Bulawayo’s representatives at the Miss Tourism Zimbabwe are undergoing grooming therapy ahead of the final that will be staged in Harare on 6 February.

“Past participants at the national event such as Happiness Tshuma and Nomakhosazana are helping the girls with tips on how to impress the judges during camp. They are also going to the ZTA offices in Bulawayo to get as much information as they can lay their hands on to do with the country’s tourism industry,” said the Miss Tourism Bulawayo licence holder, Sarah Mpofu.

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‘Zimbabwe ready for investment’
ZIMBABWE is ready to receive investment across all sectors of the economy, and will remain an attractive investment destination in Africa, Zimbabwe’s Ambassador to South Africa Simon Khaya Moyo, told South African investors.

Speaking at the Zimbabwe Trade and Investment Exchange, which ended in South Africa on Tuesday, Ambassador Moyo said there are vast opportunities across all sectors of the economy which South African investors can tap in.       read more        

Zim serious in courting Asia, Pacific markets

By Costa Mano

Zimbabwe’s successful participation at the recent China International Travel Mart 2009 edition is an indication of how serious the country is regarding the consolidation of the China, Asia and Pacific source markets.
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PAN AFRICAN INVESTMENT CLIMATE SUMMIT
ZIMBABWE TO HOST THE PAN AFRICAN INVESTMENTCLIMATE SUMMIT AND THE 1ST INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITIES IN TOURISM AND RELATED SECTORS, 15-17 FEBRUARY 2010 IN HARARE.
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‘Zimbabwe ready for investment’
ZIMBABWE is ready to receive investment across all sectors of the economy, and will remain an attractive investment destination in Africa, Zimbabwe’s Ambassador to South Africa Simon Khaya Moyo, told South African investors.

Speaking at the Zimbabwe Trade and Investment Exchange, which ended in South Africa on Tuesday, Ambassador Moyo said there are vast opportunities across all sectors of the economy which South African investors can tap in.       read more