Walter Mswazie Business Correspondent
REGENCY Hotels and Leisure Group is set to establish a school of hospitality in Masvingo soon, an official has confirmed. The group has since applied for land from the Masvingo City Council and subject to approval, construction work would begin soon. In an interview, the group’s chief executive

Masvingo Correspondent
CROCODILE farmers in Chikombedzi’s Chief Chilonga area, Chiredzi in Masvingo, have appealed for assistance in soliciting for lucrative markets.
The appeal comes in the wake of a good number of small-scale farmers venturing into crocodile farming once considered to be the preserve of a few

Isdore Guvamombe Tourism Matrix
As the countdown to the United Nations World Tourism Organisation 2013 General Assembly begins in earnest, the new-look A’Zambezi River Lodge has emerged as one of Zimbabwe’s gems. Riverine

Isdore Guvamombe Tourism Matrix
IN a world where cities have become huge brick, mortar and cement concrete jungles there is nothing that beats the experience of biking in a single file, following footpaths made by elephants as they frolic the African jungle, grazing and searching for drinking water.

Agriculture Reporter
CLOUDY conditions accompanied by drizzle and showers are expected to continue in different parts of Zimbabwe until tomorrow. This has been attributed to cold winds coming into Zimbabwe from South

Thupeyo Muleya Beitbridge Bureau
Over 500 tourists took part in this year’s annual Tour de Tuli tourism expedition. The event is held in the Greater Mapungubwe Mega Park, which is made up of Botswana, Zimbabwe and South Africa.

THE small linear town of Karoi — famed for the epitaph of a witch deftly gliding on a broom — is halfway the distance from Harare to Kariba or Harare-Chirundu and is certainly a perfect stopover for any discerning traveller.

Ephraim Guvamombe
Elephants are very large, grey, four-legged herbivorous mammals, this means they do not eat meat. They feed on all types of vegetation such as grasses, leaves, fruits and bark.

Isdore Guvamombe Tourism Matrix
ONE thing that is common in human life and progressive thinking is ringfencing one’s interests.
The millions of precast concrete walls and perimeter fences that greet our eyes day and night protect

The number of tourists visiting the Mana Pools National Park rose threefold to 2 213 during the first half of 2012, up from 728 recorded during the same period last year. Zimbabwe Parks and Wildlife

Ephraim Guvamombe
Today, we introduce a new column for the benefit of several teens who might not have access to knowledge to our wildlife. It takes a lot of reading and travelling into the bushes to understand our