Zimbabwe has made a strong and carefully calculated appearance at the 46th edition of FITUR 2026 in Madrid, one of

Zimbabwe takes centre stage at Global Tourism Economy Forum, marking a significant moment for the country’s international tourism engagement.

A major tourism development has been unveiled in Mutoko, with the official opening of the Chihera Leisure Centre, led by the Ministry of Tourism and Hospitality Industry.

Zimbabwe has made history on the continental stage by becoming the first African nation to host the Africa Footgolf Open Championship, held at the iconic Elephant Hills Resort in Victoria Falls.

Zimbabwe’s growing ambitions to position itself as a leading tourism and investment destination took centre stage this week as Minister of Tourism and Hospitality Industry Hon Barbara Rwodzi held a high-profile engagement with the Zimbabwean diaspora community in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia.

This festive season, the Zimbabwe Parks and Wildlife Management Authority (ZimParks) is inviting the nation to trade crowded malls for the untamed beauty of nature through a groundbreaking campaign titled “Escape to the Wild.”

Zimbabwe has reinforced its commitment to transforming its tourism sector through technology and innovation, placing Artificial Intelligence (AI) at the heart of its national development strategy.

In a significant step for the region’s tourism diplomacy, Zimbabwe has assumed a leading role in shaping global tourism governance.

Zimbabwe has taken a prominent role on the global tourism stage after being appointed as one of the Vice Presidents of the United Nations Tourism General Assembly during its 26th session, which officially opened in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, on 9 November 2025.