INTRODUCING: Zimbabwe
signifi cance of the people, animals
and rituals depicted on the rocks.
Sell it! Zimbabwe is set to be
“Zimbabwe... offers value
for money, unique safari experiences and a warm generous African hospitality”
an emerging destination in 2013 – and for good reasons. It offers value for money, unique safari experiences and a warm generous African hospitality. The current emphasis is on the western side of the country so if you are looking for things to suggest to your clients, the ‘must dos’ to promote in Western Zimbabwe are defi nitely a helicopter fl ight over the iconic Victoria Falls, a meal at The Boma restaurant, Sundowners on the Zambezi River, a visit to the Matopos
to experience the bushmen paintings and time in the Hwange Game Reserve, which is one of Africa’s top reserves for viewing wildlife. Beyond these attractions Zimbabwe is a land of remarkable contrasts. To the east of Harare the area known as the Eastern Highlands reminds many people of the lowland hills of Scotland. Forest-covered hills and
valleys offer a variety of activities ranging from walks and trout fi shing through to the world-class 18-hole, 6780-yard golf course is at the Leopard Rock Hotel. Further south, the Gonarezhou National Park is an area often overlooked by safari enthusiasts. Tourism to Zimbabwe
was built on great safari experiences in wild and remote areas led by some of Africa’s most qualifi ed guides. No two areas epitomise this more than the Matusadona National Park on the shores of Lake Kariba and the world-famous Mana Pools National Park in the Lower Zambezi. Both areas offer clients the option of lodge-based safaris by boat, on foot or in traditional open vehicles or mobile safaris. Zimbabwe has a well- deserved reputation for its mobile safaris into some of the remotest areas of Africa. Fully supported by a camp crew and guides these semi luxury safaris offer a back- to-nature experience seldom found in other areas of Africa.
For help and advice selling Zimbabwe call
David Reading
AFRICA ALBIDA TOURISM: Victoria Falls fi nest, the 2012 Conde Nast award winning Victoria Falls Safari Lodge and its new Victoria Falls Safari Club rooms together with "The Boma" eating experience, Zimbabwe's fi nest.
www.africaalbidatourism.co.zw
THE AMALINDA COLLECTION: From the iconic Bulawayo Club to Camp Amalinda in the Matopos and their two lodges in Hwange National Park, Ivory Safari Lodge and Khulu Ivory, the "collection" off ers some of Zimbabwe's fi nest safari properties.
www.campamalinda.com
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BUMI HILLS SAFARI LODGE: Considered by many to have the fi nest sunset view in Africa, Bumi is perched high above Lake Kariba and off ers the perfect blend of game viewing, fi shing and relaxation.
www.bumihills.com
WILDFRONTIERS ZIMBABWE: the well-known African safari specialist off ering mobile and lodge based tailor made or seat in vehicle safaris throughout Zimbabwe. Pioneers Camp is newly opened in the Zambezi National Park.
www.wildfrontiers.com
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