Zimbabwe Travel Hub is your ultimate guide to exploring the beauty and diversity of the country. Whether you are planning an adventure-packed safari, a relaxing getaway, or a cultural discovery, we got you covered.
We provide comprehensive travel and tourism information to help you make the most of your trip. This platform highlights Zimbabwe’s top tourist destinations, from the majestic Victoria Falls to the serene Eastern Highlands.
Looking for the perfect place to stay? We offer insights into the best accommodation options, from luxury lodges to budget-friendly hotels and cozy guesthouses.
Our restaurant reviews and guides will lead you to the finest dining experiences, showcasing Zimbabwe’s rich culinary heritage.
We also provide essential details on transport options, nightlife hotspots, and up-to-date travel news, ensuring you have all the information you need for a smooth and memorable journey.
Discover Zimbabwe like never before.
Sir Jim Ratcliffe’s decision to celebrate his 74th birthday in Zimbabwe has brought fresh international attention to the country’s combination of wildlife safaris, dramatic landscapes and outdoor experiences.
The Manchester United co-owner and INEOS founder has praised Zimbabwe’s hospitality, natural beauty and golf courses during an eight-day visit that has included Victoria Falls, Nyanga and Hwange National Park. He is also expected to visit Mana Pools National Park, where he previously explored the Zambezi River by canoe.
Preparations for the ICC Men’s Cricket World Cup 2027 are gathering pace in Zimbabwe, with the scenic Mosi-oa-Tunya International Cricket Stadium in Victoria Falls edging closer to completion following significant progress across the country’s three host cities.
The new stadium’s first match at the marquee 2027 event will be the big one for the hosts, Zimbabwe, as they take on India in their final group-stage fixture on 24 October.
Dancehall star Winky D will headline Castle Lager National Braai Day 2026 as the annual festival returns to Glamis Arena in Harare this Saturday, bringing together established musicians, emerging performers and braai enthusiasts for a day of live entertainment and outdoor cooking.
The 11th edition of the event will take place under the theme “Live It. Feel It. Share It.”, with gates opening at 11am and festivities continuing until late.
For visitors heading to Harare this weekend, the Jacaranda Music Festival 2026 offers a reason to make the journey about more than a concert.
From 2 to 4 October, Thornpark Polo Grounds in Harare will host the ninth edition of the festival, bringing together Zimbabwean and regional artists across three days. But with the event built around music, food, hospitality, business and social experiences, the weekend also presents an opportunity to experience Harare itself.
The idea of a holiday is changing. For an increasing number of travellers, getting away is not simply about seeing somewhere new, but about returning home feeling better than when they left.
That is creating new opportunities for wellness travel in Zimbabwe, where luxury spas, retreats and nature-based experiences are beginning to complement the country’s established tourism offering.
A new Zimbabwe tourism strategy aims to broaden the country’s appeal beyond wildlife and Victoria Falls by placing its history, culture and heritage at the forefront.
President Emmerson Mnangagwa officially opened the 19th edition of the Sanganai/Hlanganani Dzimbahwe World Tourism Expo in Masvingo, where tourism businesses, investors, cultural practitioners and government officials gathered around the theme of digital transformation and artificial intelligence.
As Zimbabwe’s capital welcomes a growing influx of international tourists and returning diaspora, the city’s social scene is rapidly shifting. The traditional evening out is being replaced by a modern, streamlined experience known as “vibe dining.” We have curated the ultimate guide to the five essential Harare venues that seamlessly transition from premium dining into high-energy nightlife.
Travellers looking to explore Zimbabwe’s vibrant cultural scene will have a rare opportunity this Friday, as internationally acclaimed band Mokoomba returns home for their final performance of 2025.
From the bustling urban centers of Harare and Bulawayo to intimate cultural performances, the Zimbabwe’s nightlife offers a unique mix of modern entertainment and traditional experiences.
Zimbabwe’s culinary scene is vibrant and diverse, offering an array of dining experiences that cater to every palate.
From traditional dishes to international cuisines, the country’s restaurants are sure to leave a lasting impression.
