DEPUTY MINISTER URGES ZITF ATTENDEES TO EXPLORE ZIMBABWE’S WONDERS

The Zimbabwe International Trade Fair (ZITF) recently hosted a special Exhibitors and Tourism Dinner in Bulawayo, a collaborative effort between the Ministry of Industry and Commerce and the Ministry of Tourism and Hospitality Industry.

This vibrant evening was a gesture of gratitude towards exhibitors, visitors, and potential investors, while also serving as an opportune moment to spotlight the diverse attractions that Zimbabwe has to offer. The event aimed to entice guests to explore the country’s rich tapestry of adventure and natural beauty, effectively promoting the captivating essence of Destination Zimbabwe.

Addressing the distinguished attendees, the Deputy Minister of Tourism and Hospitality Industry, Honourable Tongai Mafidi Mnangagwa, encouraged everyone to extend their stay beyond the confines of the trade fair. He passionately highlighted the array of nearby destinations that promise unforgettable experiences.

Among the attractions he mentioned were the tantalizing local cuisines, offering a taste of Zimbabwe’s rich culinary heritage. He also drew attention to the majestic Matopos Hills, a UNESCO World Heritage site renowned for its unique rock formations and historical significance. Furthermore, the tranquil Tsabalala Sanctuary was presented as an ideal escape into Zimbabwe’s serene wildlife and natural landscapes.

The Deputy Minister’s address underscored the government’s commitment to promoting tourism and ensuring that visitors have a comprehensive and enriching experience of Zimbabwe.

By highlighting the accessibility and appeal of attractions beyond the ZITF venue, the Ministry aimed to encourage attendees to delve deeper into the country’s cultural and natural treasures, ultimately leaving with lasting and cherished memories of their visit to this beautiful nation. The dinner served as a successful platform to connect business and leisure, showcasing Zimbabwe as not only a hub for trade and investment but also a premier destination for tourism.