Mthunzi Travel and Tours

27/09/2022

2022 celebration is witnessing the greatest Ministerial participation.

Tourism matters for development.

That's why leaders from all around the world gather to exchange knowledge, learn from others and set the way forward.

Join us! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-onBgbEp7Po

29/06/2022

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25/05/2022

20/01/2022

Our Flames! Our Pride
Mbambande Flames have made it into last 16 at .
congratulate our boys and wish them all the best.

27/09/2021

24/09/2021

28/08/2021

Tayesetsani guys, pa South Africa p***a.

28/08/2021

Our borders are open!
Can't wait to welcome you bak to the warm heart of Africa

Do take note. Travel restrictions are lifted for travelers to Malawi

29/06/2021

We exist to provide tangible value to all the stakeholders involved in the service of travel. We are committed to offer quality, competitive and value for money services with the overall goal of achieving total customer satisfaction.

Our Services
• Issuance of Air tickets (Local, Regional and Global)
• Reservations (Hotels, Lodges and Guest houses)
• Car Hire Services
• Malawian Safaris
• Zambian Safaris
• World class guides
• Village tours

For More, visit https://mthunziholdings.com/mthunzi_travel.php

📷Mulanje Mountain
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18/06/2021

22/02/2021

01/02/2021

OECD Policy Responses to Coronavirus (COVID-19)
Rebuilding Tourism for the Future:

Tourism continues to be one of the sectors hardest hit by the coronavirus pandemic and the outlook remains highly uncertain.

Others expects international tourism to fall by around 80% in 2021. Destinations that rely heavily on international, business and events tourism are particularly struggling, with many coastal, regional and rural areas faring better than cities.

Encouraging news on vaccines has boosted hopes for recovery but challenges remain, with the sector expected to remain in survival mode until well into 2021.

Domestic tourism has restarted and is helping to mitigate the impact on jobs and businesses in some destinations. However, real recovery will only be possible when international tourism returns. This requires global co-operation and evidence-based solutions so travel restrictions can be safely lifted.

The survival of businesses throughout the tourism ecosystem is at risk without continued government support.

Key policy priorities include:

Restoring traveller confidence

Supporting tourism businesses to adapt and survive

Promoting domestic tourism and supporting safe return of international tourism

Providing clear information to travellers and businesses, and limiting uncertainty (to the extent possible)

Evolving response measures to maintain capacity in the sector and address gaps in supports

Strengthening co-operation within and between countries

Building more resilient, sustainable tourism

While flexible policy solutions are needed to enable the tourism economy to live alongside the virus in the short to medium term, it is important to look beyond this and take steps to learn from the crisis, which has revealed gaps in government and industry preparedness and response capacity. Co-ordinated action across governments at all levels and the private sector is essential.

The crisis is an opportunity to rethink tourism for the future. Tourism is at a crossroads and the measures put in place today will shape the tourism of tomorrow. Government need to consider the longer-term implications of the crisis, while capitalising on digitalisation, supporting the low carbon transition, and promoting the structural transformation needed to build a stronger, more sustainable and resilient tourism economy.

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We shall travel again

14/01/2021

Protect yourself and others from COVID-19_WHO

Today COVID-19 is spreading rapidly in our communities, stay safe by taking some simple precautions, such as physical distancing, wearing a mask, keeping rooms well ventilated, avoiding crowds, cleaning your hands, and coughing into a bent elbow or tissue.

What to do to keep yourself and others safe from COVID-19:

Maintain at least a 1-metre distance between yourself and others to reduce your risk of infection when they cough, sneeze or speak.

Maintain an even greater distance between yourself and others when indoors. The further away, the better.

Make wearing a mask a normal part of being around other people. The appropriate use, storage and cleaning or disposal are essential to make masks as effective as possible.

Here are the basics of how to wear a mask:

Clean your hands before you put your mask on, as well as before and after you take it off, and after you touch it at any time.

Make sure it covers both your nose, mouth and chin.

When you take off a mask, store it in a clean plastic bag, and every day either wash it if it’s a fabric mask, or dispose of a medical mask in a trash bin.

30/12/2020

24/12/2020

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This year has been like no other. Coronavirus has affected our lives in untold ways.

But acknowledging that we’re living through a global pandemic, we would like you to know that we VALUE our relationships.

This is the other great way to say, “we’re all in this together.”

Happy Holidays and a Prosperous New Year 2021 to you all

15/12/2020

This is my view of Lake Malawi as I make my way up Chibeta mountain. Do you see what I see?

15/12/2020

It may sound silly, but I love adventure. Yes, I’ve been to dozens of places, I’ve seen the good sides of traveling, and I’m not supposed to get excited by just words, but being there.

Traveling is not an easy task. A lot of times, you just feel down and lonely and question if it’s really worth it (yes it is).
It’s strange how just a few words can change your mood entirely and let you see things from another perspective.

Maybe you need that extra push to book your one/two way ticket(s),
You can send us an email to: [email protected] or visit http://mthunziholdings.com/mthunzi_travel.php and place your booking.

Contact Numbers: +265 993 376 610 / 998 735 096 - WhatsApp

14/12/2020

Searching for a truly unique place to vacation next year? Consider one of these highly underrated countries.

11/12/2020

Massive, new, inventive financial vaccines for sustainable tourism destinations. Read all about it in the Sustainable Tourism Report!
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17th Annual Report soon to be released 50% earlybird discount available now

05/12/2020

Malawi is open to tourIsts and Forbes magazine have included it as one of just 5 little-known countries they believe deserve to be Tourism Hotspots in 2021! We couldn't agree more! What are you waiting for? 😎✈️🇲🇼



https://www.forbes.com/sites/jaredranahan/2020/11/30/five-little-known-nations-that-deserve-to-become-tourism-hotspots-in-2021/?sh=70e30d1d469a

Searching for a truly unique place to vacation next year? Consider one of these highly underrated countries.

04/12/2020

December is here.
Visit Mua Mission in Dedza with us.



Contact us: 0993 37 66 10/0998 73 50 96

30/11/2020

Prepping for your December Travels both local and international?

Don't forget to stop off at our offices in Lilongwe Area 3 behind NBS Bank for bookings.


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Contact us/WhatsApp: 099 87 3 50 96/0888 70 91 49

27/11/2020

24/11/2020

Come and experience and sample the true, authentic Malawian cultures. with us

21/11/2020

We are trained, informed, ready. us

13/11/2020

Monkey Bay Beach Lodge
Nature lodges...
Mangochi
Malawi.

07/11/2020

DANCES OF MALAWI
INGOMA

Ingoma is a very famous dance among the NGONI of Mzimba and Mchinji Districts. Like Ngoma of Ntcheu and Dedza Districts, it was originally a war dance performed after a successful battle.

The men in Ingoma are elaborately decorated. Their costume includes a headgear made of feathers, ornaments worn on the limbs, a network of beads wrapped across the chest and stomach, and around the neck hang various types of animal skin.

They carry a spear or club and a shield. The women wear ordinary 'Chilundu' (a piece of cloth) from the waist downwards, and a blouse and a head gear called 'DUKU'.

In the Ingoma dance, men dance in straight lines while women form lines on the side of the men. Men sing and stamp their feet, wielding their shields, spears and clubs by symbolising a war scene while the women sing, clap and ulutate in unison with the men's dance performance.

06/11/2020

05/11/2020

They say "to walk in nature is to witness a thousand miracles -Chikala Pillars ( Malape)

03/11/2020

Experience the beauty inherent in Mulanje n Thyolo Districts

02/11/2020

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Mumbo Island is a pristine and otherwise-deserted tropical island floating on the blue waters of Lake Malawi National Park, the first Park in the world set aside for the protection of freshwater fish.

With crystal clear waters and innumerable species of cichlid fish, the National Park offers what is often considered the best freshwater scuba diving in the world and the best snorkelling on the Lake.

30/10/2020

Walk for tourism

29/10/2020

The Lake Malawi National Park is the world’s first freshwater national park and a World Heritage Site, found at Cape Maclear at the southern end of Lake Malawi. The park includes a land area around the cape and bay as well as the Lake and islands up to 100 metres (330ft) off shore.

24/10/2020

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There is so much more to Malawi than just its lake… this we know for sure. But my, oh my, what an exquisite lake it is.

18/10/2020

The beautiful scenery of Mulanje Mountain that awaits you!

12/10/2020

Fish is held out to be one of the greatest luxuries of the table and not only necessary, but even indispensable at all dinners where there is any pretence of excellence or fashion.