Promoting tourism to Zimbabwe
The February 13 newsletter is up on the website. It covers;
Imire Game Park, a new member.
Luxury tented safaris in Hwange and Mana Pools.
AWARE, Animal Wildlife Research and Rehabilitation
Ralph Stuthbury's new book 'Elephant'
Jabulani - Environmental and Eco-friendly tourism
http://zimbabwedestinations.com/newsletters/february-2013/
Thank you to everyone who came to visit us at Harare's Sanganai travel show yesterday. The show is running for another three days so pop along for a chat. We are sharing our stand with Antelope Park from Gweru, Musangano from Mutare and Nyangombe Lodge from Kwekwe
Zimbabwe Destinations is exhibiting at the Getaway show at the Dome in Johannesburg with Off The Track Expeditions and Jabulani Zimbabwe. We’ve had hundreds of people come to chat, ask questions, share Zimbabwe travel stories and entertain us with tales from around our fantastic country. If you are in Johannesburg today why not come along to the show and visit us.
We are delighted to add Kapula Private Camp to our portfolio. Kapula is the only self catering camp, with the exception of National Parks accommodation, in Hwange National Park and is situated my the famous Masuma dam picnic site, in the Sinametella area of the park. To see more information on Kapula visit;
http://zimbabwedestinations.com/accommodation-by-area/hwange/kapula-private-camp/
Zimbabwe is one of the most unique nations on Earth, it encompasses all of Africa’s Big 5, is home to the largest waterfall on the continent, plays host to the ...
Looking for a break? Why not take advantage of Musangano Lodge's (Eastern Highlands) special offer stay for 3 nights and pay for 2. Loads of activities on offer, including horse riding, birding, walking, hiking, swimming, game view and so much more. For more details please visit www.musangano.com
Mutare, Eastern Highlands, Between Harare and Mutare, Eastern parts of Zimbabwe, En route to Mozambique, Accommodation, self catering, camping, Lodge, Hotel, Inn, leisure resort, B&B
The thrills, excitement and exhiliration now starts at the foot of the spectacular natural wonder of the world, beneath the historic Victoria Falls Bridge. A lifetime opportunity to experience the beauty of the Batoka Gorge from Rapid 1 all the way to Rapid 19 effective from the 9th of August!
HARARE - Britain's Queen Elizabeth wants to visit Zimbabwe, a trip that will likely strengthen ties with Zimbabwe.
The royal tour, possibly the Queen’s last to Zimbabwe given her age, if it materialises, will coincide with nationwide celebrations marking Queen Elizabeth’s 60 years on the throne.
British ambassador Deborah Bronnet said the Queen had told her of her wish to visit Zimbabwe.
She was speaking at the handover ceremony of books to Malborough Primary School in Harare yesterday.
“2012 is a special year in the United Kingdom. We have the Olympics, followed by the Paralympics. These two coincides with the celebrations of the Queen’s second diamond jubilee,” said Bronnet.
Relations between Britain and Zimbabwe have been frosty over the years after the imposition of targeted sanctions on President Robert Mugabe’s government over human rights and electoral fraud.
But relations have been thawing, with Britain leading humanitarian and reconstruction efforts in Zimbabwe.
Bronnet said the Queen has fond memories of Zimbabwe, especially the country’s hospitality.
The Queen only visited Zimbabwe once in 1991 when the country hosted the Commonwealth Heads of Government (Chogm) meeting.
However, Zimbabwe is no longer part of the Commonwealth family after Harare was expelled in 2002 over human rights abuses.
But for the Queen, ambassador Bronnet said, pleasant memories of Zimbabwe remain.
“From the few times she has been here, she told me how much she loved the country and the people,” she said.
Bronnet also commended the two countries for maintaining strong links particularly in the areas of education and health.
The Queen ascended the throne in 1952 on the death of her father King George VI when she was 25 and Winston Churchill was British prime minister.
She is generally seen as a hard-working and uncontroversial figurehead who has been able to adapt to the times.
Take advantage of this Special Offer at Chishakwe to catch some great big fish and to spot some awesome game!
All bookings for more than 4 people will attract an AMAZING 25% discount per person!
At only $124.50 per adult and $64.50 per child under 12 per day this rate is unbelievably good value for money! It is inclusive of accommodation, meals, teas and activities.
Not included are personal toiletry or clothing items, fishing equipment and lures, boat, fuel for boat, transfers and village or market excursions. Government levy of 2% and Conservation levy of $20 per person per stay.
Happy Friday! Woop woop! Don't forget if you are not escaping H-Town for half term, come check us out at the Borrowdale Fair this Sunday 24th June at OGs anytime from 9am to 4pm.
We are so so excited to welcome www.chishakwe.com Chishakwe in the Save Valley Conservancy to Zimbabwe Destinations. The Save Valley Conservancy celebrates its 21st birthday this year, and have done an outstanding job in preserving our precious rhinos!
Chishakwe is situated in the vast and remote Save Valley Conservancy in the South East Lowveld of Zimbabwe.
Check out this awesome video of life in Zimbabwe courtesy of Africa Albida http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9Z3PCAo3meI&feature=player_detailpage
The beauty and majesty of a small country in Southern Africa called Zimbabwe - where we are today.
Wow, couldn't agree more!
Hararians! Come check out our stand at the Borrowdale Fair, Sunday 24th June at OG's!
Check out "People Link Tours" http://zimbabwedestinations.com/accommodation-by-area/victoria-falls/people-link-tours/ for all things Victoria Falls!
People Link Tours is a one stop shop for all your Victoria Falls requirements. Our services include individual and group tour guides, holiday packages, families and corporate car and bus hire for both individual groups and school tours. We have luxurious and comfortable vehicles for hire and also pr...
Whitewater rafting season in Vic Falls opened up yesterday with rapids #15 to #24 being taken on....the full rafting route will open up in the next couple of weeks!
ZIMBABWE'S tourism industry is now the fastest growing in the world after
China, contributing 8.2 percent to the Gross Domestic Product (GDP), cabinet
minister has said.
In an interview Tuesday, Tourism Minister Walter Mzembi said the latest
figures from the World Travel and Tourism Council (WTTC) show that tourism's
contribution to Zimbabwe's GDP would average 8.2 percent for the next
decade.
"This makes Zimbabwe the second fastest growing tourism industry in the
world second only to China. It is a favourable rating by any standard but we
have to work hard to maintain those figures as the test of the pudding is in
the eating," said Mzembi.
WTTC is a forum for business leaders in the Travel and Tourism industry who
work to raise awareness of travel and tourism as one of the world's largest
industries, supporting 255 million jobs and generating 9 percent of world
GDP.
Mzembi was elected President of the African Travel Association (ATA) for the
next two years at the association's annual conference in Victoria Falls.
Zimbabwe Tourism Authority chief executive, Karikoga Kaseke said used the
conference helped give potential investors a better understanding of
opportunities in the country's tourism and hospitality sector.
"The hosting of this prestigious congress by Zimbabwe is another great
stride in the right direction as we look to enhance growth and development
in the tourism sector," Kaseke said.
ATA last held its congress in the country in 1988. The meeting is largely
seen as an opportunity to market tourism to the American market, which
remains the world's biggest economy.
Special Offer at Musangano Lodge (Eastern Highlands) - join us for the long Africa Day weekend and celebrate it with our special - stay for three nights and pay for two. Chalet for 2 people on bed &breakfast basis will cost $260 for 3 nights instead of $390: A self catering lodge for two adults and 2 kids (2-11 years) on accommodation only will cost you $348 for 3 nights instead of $522. Loads of activities available from the lodge. Offer valid from the 24th to the 28th of May 2012 and is subject to availability. For enquiries / bookings please contact [email protected] or phone 0204 2267 or 0732 119 447 / 0732 320 327 www.musangano.com
MUSANGANO - the place where people meet.
Air Zimbabwe resumes domestic flights from Harare to Vic Falls & Bulawayo...Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays!
Another great Zimbabwean tourism product is advertising with Zimbabwe Destinations. Have a look at http://zimbabwedestinations.com/accommodation-by-area/southern-lowveld/ and follow the link through to Pamushana’s home page.
By Shelley Cox Encouraging news on Zimbabwe in recent years has been rare, but should the increased interest evident throughout 2011, as well as the positive
Tourism is definitely looking up in Zim as news of a stunning new luxury lodge being built in Hwange comes in! Check out www.nehimba.com
To all the "Golf Lovers" check out www.golfingzimbabwe.com for some fantastic itineraries of golfing holidays mixed with some incredible insights and action packed adventure in Zimbabwe!
Website under construction...coming soon!
If you are involved in the tourism industry in Zimbabwe and you are not yet on our site www.zimbabwedestinations.com please contact either [email protected] or [email protected] thanks!
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