Showing posts with label zimbabwe tarvel news. Show all posts
Showing posts with label zimbabwe tarvel news. Show all posts

Monday, March 21, 2011

Victoria Falls Safari Lodge is the destination of choice at the natural world wonder!


Zimbabwe’s most innovative and marvelous resort, the fabulous Victoria Falls Safari Lodge is the destination of choice at the natural world wonder of the Victoria Falls.
Just four kilometres from the Victoria Falls and the Zambezi River, the Victoria Falls Safari Lodge sits high on a plateau bordering the Zambezi National Park. A complimentary shuttle service transports guests to the Victoria Falls rainforest, markets and town centre on an hourly basis throughout the day.
Winner of the Zimbabwe Institute of Architects design award on opening, the lodge is created to give the impression of an open-plan tree-house, built on seven levels rising above the gusu bushveld and offering guests views of brilliant sunsets.
The resort’s focal feature is a centrally located waterhole which attracts wildlife all year round.
Winner of the Association of Zimbabwe Travel Agents (AZTA) award for Best Safari Lodge every year since 1996, and boasting two of the country’s top restaurants, The Boma Place of Eating and the deluxe la carte restaurant MaKuwa-Kuwa, Victoria Falls Safari Lodge is a Zimbabwean icon.
The Victoria Falls Safari Lodge is the flagship property of the regional hospitality group, Africa Albida Tourism.
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Friday, February 11, 2011

Zimbabwe possibly will permit Return of International Airlines, Independent Says


Harare-Zimbabwe may possibly approve proposals from nine airlines to resume flights to the country, the Zimbabwe Independent reported, citing Annajlia Hungwe, spokeswoman for the Civil Aviation Authority of Zimbabwe.
Air France, KLM, Austrian Airlines, Egypt Air, Swiss Air AG, Bulgarian Airlines, Qantas Airways, Emirates Airline and Lufthansa applied to fly to Zimbabwe again, the Harare-based newspaper cited Hungwe as saying on its website.
Eighteen airlines stopped flights to Zimbabwe over the past decade because of a political and economic crisis in the southern African country, the newspaper said. Zimbabwe rejected applications from airlines in South Africa, Malaysia and the United Arab Emirates in 2008, it said.
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