ZTA attaches commended for tourism growth

Mr Kaseke
Mr Kaseke

Zimbabwe Tourism Authority says attaches deployed in different countries abroad to market resort areas have contributed hugely to the 12 percent increase in arrivals.
Tourism trade attachés form part of the overseas mission staff and are there to promote the brand Zimbabwe abroad.
ZTA chief executive Mr Karikoga Kaseke commended the tourism attachés for promoting the country abroad saying their efforts had resulted in a notable increase in arrivals. He said the attaches were rebranding the country and its tourist destinations.

“Tourism attaches are doing very well and an increase of about 12 percent in arrivals has been recorded. We are impressed with their performance and hope that they will be funded. They are working under very difficult conditions, trying to do the impossible that is marketing without funding,” he said.

Last year the tourism sector earned about US$1 billion from 2,5 million recorded arrivals. Zimbabwe and Zambia successfully hosted the 20th edition of the United Nations World Tourism Organisations General Assembly in August this year.

The General Assembly was declared the best attended in the history of the organisation with a record 121 full delegates from member states, 140 delegates from all over the world, 49 foreign ministers, 900 from the media fraternity, and 750 other delegates. — New Ziana.

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