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[QUOTE="Munyaradzi Mafaro, post: 32794, member: 636"]
Zimbabwe works hard to strengthen tourism, connect areas, and bring money into Africa. Tourism Minister Barbara Rwodzi spoke at the UN Tourism Summit in Livingstone, Zambia. She said her country wants better lives through tourism jobs. Zimbabwe aims to become richer by 2030, and tourism will help it achieve that goal. The minister praised the airport improvements under President Mnangagwa at three major airports.

Victoria Falls Airport serves planes from many countries across the region. Minister Rwodzi pointed out problems flying between African countries. She asked leaders to build better airlines for easier travel between nations. With farming hurt by weather changes and metal prices going up and down, tourism could become Africa's top business. Zimbabwe builds meeting places, trains workers, and simplifies visa rules for visitors.

The country wants fair visa deals where both sides benefit equally. Minister Rwodzi met with UN Tourism boss Zurab Pololikashvili about working together. They discussed progress on a cooking school partnership supported by First Lady Auxillia Mnangagwa. This school will teach African cooking skills to students.
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