The Victoria Falls well known by the locals as Mosi-ao-tunya forms the largest single curtain of falling water on earth measuring 1608 metres wide and with an average depth of 111 metres. When the conditions are right like now, the spray plume is 500 metres high (half a kilometre) and can be seen from as far as 70 kilometres away. The width of the gorge at its narrowest point is 60 metres – so no excuses for not taking the perfect photo! The volume of water...

Zambia is a lovely country land locked located in the southern part of Africa. The country is bordered by the Democratic Republic of Congo, Tanzania, Malawi, Mozambique, Zimbabwe and Botswana. The capital city of Zambia is Lusaka, which is a hub of activities since it is the political, economic and social nerve of the country. Livingstone in the Southern part of Zambia is the tourist capital of Zambia and a home to the 7th Natural wonder of the world.   We are...

Siavonga is a home to one of the largest man made lakes in Africa, a town in the Southern part of Zambia, nice water view and spectacular sand beaches. Our package to Siavonga will include tour of the Kariba lake overnight on the river house boat and sun busting at the Siavonga beaches and a visit to Ngombe Ilende one of the Pre-history sites of the Iron Age. Minimum package 3 days day possible

In spite of many challenges, the tourism industry in Zambia continues to show its resilience as an economic driver for the country. Generating more than ZMK 1 billion annually and supporting over 10,000 direct and indirect jobs, tourism creates economic activity in communities throughout the Zambia. But the future success of this industry will require us to enhance our marketing efforts to emerging markets, increase the quality of the product and experience, and...

What works and what doesn’t work: community based natural resource management, tourism and poverty alleviation in southern Africa CBNRM is a conservation and rural development strategy, involving community mobilisation and organisation, institutional development, comprehensive training, enterprise development, and monitoring of the natural resource base. As a program it is perhaps the major tool for driving community and rural development in Southern Africa. The...

Zambia saw a strong increase in the number of tourists who visited country in 2011 as compared to the year 2010. A remarkable growth of 8% was registered, driven by a stronger-than-expected recovery of the global economy from the recession in core overseas markets and also due to the re-energisement by the 2010 FIFA World Cup tournament in South Africa. The positive trend in arrivals further boosted tourism receipts and thereby, bringing in vital revenue needed...