SADC journalists, entertainment personalities embark on ‘True Zimbabwe Tour’ Journalists from Sadc countries on a tour in Victoria Falls to promote brand Zimbabwe

Leonard Ncube
Victoria Falls Reporter

A GROUP of journalists and entertainment personalities from a number of Sadc countries are in Victoria Falls on a brand Zimbabwe tour that is aimed at promoting the destination and supporting the ‘Zimbabwe is open for business mantra’.

Close to 30 journalists arrived in Victoria Falls on Monday and are set to become Zimbabwe Tourism ambassadors.

They had a feel of local hospitality with lunch at Lookout Cafe on Monday afternoon before sampling the local culture and dishes at the Boma Dinner and Drum Show in the evening. This morning they went for a game drive in the Zambezi National Park.

South African entertainment personality, Sello Maake Ka Ncube is part of the True Zimbabwe Tour in Victoria Falls

The renowned entertainment personalities among the group are Sello Maake ka Ncube and Sonia Mbele while Pearl Thusi will join the team tomorrow.

The five-day familiarisation tour which will end in Harare, is running under the theme: “TRUE ZIMBABWE TOUR” as part of a charm offensive by key stakeholders to continue amplifying Zimbabwe as a premium travel and investment destination.

It is courtesy of African Chrome Fields, a mining giant, which is also a progressive player in the sector with environmental sustainability in mind and aims to showcase the country through the initiative. The Ministry of Information, Publicity and Broadcasting Services is handling the tour locally.

Sonia Mbele is part of the True Zimbabwe Tour in Victoria Falls

It is a follow-up to a dinner that was held in South Africa that was attended by Government officials and captains of industry where it was emphasised to support the Zimbabwe is open for business drive and image building for the country.

From Victoria Falls the group will leave for Harare tomorrow morning where they will visit some farms and mines.

This afternoon they will have a guided tour of the Falls before a boat cruise later in the day.

They will depart for Harare tomorrow morning where they will visit some farms, mines as well as Parliament building and Heroes’ Acre before a gala dinner to be hosted by the Minister of Information Monica Mutsvangwa.

“The True Zimbabwe Tour is an enchanting peek into the pristine beauty and endless opportunities available in Zimbabwe and we are thrilled to be hosting these as well as other invited guests.

“Our programme kicked off in the world-famous Victoria Falls and will filter into different areas of Zimbabwe for the best first-hand experience for our guests and the people of Zimbabwe,” said Mr Conrad Mwanza, one of the organisers.

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