Online Reporter
Nqobile Bhebhe [email protected]
THE ZITF Company has stepped up preparations for the 66th edition of the Zimbabwe International Trade Fair (ZITF) by introducing an exclusive VIP access pass designed to offer top-tier visitors a seamless, comfortable and highly personalised experience.
Dubbed The Black Card, the pass will be available in limited numbers for senior executives, high-value buyers, business leaders and strategic partners seeking an elevated, efficient and business-focused experience at Zimbabwe’s premier trade and investment exhibition.
In a statement, ZITF Company chief executive officer, Dr Nicholas Ndebele, said the initiative aligns with the organisation’s commitment to continuously enhancing the value of the fair for influential business visitors.
“As we prepare for ZITF 2026, our focus is on delivering a modern, world-class exhibition experience that meets the expectations of today’s business leaders.
“The Black Card introduces a new standard of convenience, hospitality, and engagement, ensuring that our high-level delegates can maximise the opportunities available at the fair,” said Dr Ndebele.
The 66th edition of the ZITF will run from April 20 to 25, 2026, under the theme, “Connected Economies, Competitive Industries.”
ZITF marketing and corporate communications manager, Mr Thandolwenkosi Nkomo said the Black Card is a strategic step towards elevating the quality of onsite services while supporting high-value networking.
“Our aim is to ensure that high-level visitors can participate in ZITF 2026 with ease, comfort, and priority access. The Black Card not only enhances convenience but also supports the kind of targeted networking that drives investment, partnerships, and economic opportunities,” he said.
The ZITF 2026 Black Card offers cardholders a comprehensive suite of premium privileges designed to enhance convenience and optimise engagement during the exhibition.
The annual exhibition remains one of the region’s leading trade and investment platforms, drawing exhibitors and visitors from across the globe, and is expected to further strengthen regional economic integration and industrial competitiveness.
