Zimbabwe boasts a diverse landscape, from the awe-inspiring Victoria Falls to pristine national parks teeming with wildlife. Zimbabwe is endowed with vast tourist attractions ranging from natural to man-made historical sites. These include the Majestic Victoria Falls, Mana Pools National Park (both UNESCO World Heritage Sites); Lake Kariba; Great Zimbabwe Medieval Place; the scenic beauty of the Eastern Highlands; Matopos (a Cultural World Heritage Site) and the pristine habitats and wildlife (Great Limpopo Transfrontier park, Hwange National park, Malilangwe Wildlife Reserve). Our breathtaking natural beauty is a magnet for tourists worldwide.

Visitors can experience Zimbabwe’s diverse cultures, traditions, and history. As you step foot into Zimbabwe, you will find a land steeped in history and culture, where ancient traditions blend harmoniously with modern influences. Visitors to Zimbabwe will be greeted by warm smiles and a vibrant tapestry of customs and beliefs.

Zimbabwe´s cultural landmarks include the Great Zimbabwe ruins. This iconic UNESCO World Heritage Site offers a journey back in time to the 11th century and is a testament to the advanced civilization that thrived in this region.

Zimbabwe offers a delightful array of traditional and international cuisine. From street food to gourmet dining, our culinary scene is a journey of flavors waiting to be explored.

Zimbabweans are renowned for their warmth and hospitality. Our people make every visitor feel welcome, ensuring memorable stays and return visits.

Zimbabwe is fully committed to attracting and supporting investors in the tourism sector. We have implemented investor-friendly policies, streamlined regulations, and offer attractive fiscal incentives to ensure a smooth and profitable investment experience. Foreign investors are allowed to own 100% shareholding for mining operations in all minerals in the country. There are no restrictions on shareholding for foreigners.

Tourist Arrivals in Zimbabwe continue to recover from their impact of the COVID-19 pandemic. For 2023 the sector is expected to show a significant growth both in terms of tourism arrivals (up by 50% for the first six months in comparison to the same period in 2022) and new investements (up 100% for the same period). Tourism authorities aim to reach the all time high of 2579974.00 of tourism arrivals of 2018.

1.Certificate of Registration – Zimbabwe Tourism Authority

2.Operator’s Permit – Ministry of Tourism 

3.Operator’s Permit (if applicable, for restaurants, hotels, bed, and breakfast, etc) – Local Authority

4.Environmental Impact Assessment – Environmental Management Agency

• All companies operating in Zimbabwe must honor their tax obligations and should therefore register as a taxpayer with the Zimbabwe Revenue Authority. Proof of tax compliance may be requested in the form of a Tax Clearance Certificate issued by the Zimbabwe Revenue Authority in the process of acquiring sector-specific permits/approvals or opening a bank account.
• All employers in Zimbabwe must be registered with the National Social Security Authority. Proof of compliance may be requested in the form of a Compliance Certificate issued by the National Social Security Authority. It is also a requirement that all employers register their employees with the National Social Security Authority.