Zimbabwe is losing millions of dollars annually as widespread non-compliance in airline ticketing diverts funds abroad, undermining the country’s tourism recovery.

Zimbabwe has earned global recognition as the “Best Country to Visit in 2025,” positioning the southern African nation as a premier destination for tourists seeking adventure, culture, and natural beauty.

Fastjet Zimbabwe marks its 10th year of flight operation, boosting tourism and regional links across Zimbabwe and beyond.

Travelers are stranded as CemAir, ASKY, Air Cote D’Ivoire, Royal Jordanian, and others cancel 30 flights, disrupting OR Tambo, Harare, and more.

Passengers in Morocco, Egypt, Kenya, and Zimbabwe face major disruptions as Air Cairo, Air Algerie, Safair, and others cancel 47 flights causing over 250 delays

Zimbabwe Stands Out in 2025 as Africa’s Ultimate Destination for Wildlife, Culture and Adventure

Travel turmoil hits Africa as Emirates, Fastjet, Delta, and other airlines suspend 12 flights, disrupting passengers in Zimbabwe, Botswana, and South Africa.

Travel disruptions hit Brazil, South Africa, Zimbabwe, and Cape Verde as TACV, Air Zimbabwe, Azul Connecta, and others cancel 11 flights, stranding passengers.

Over 18 flights were canceled by Gol Linhas, Azul, Air Canada, and others, leaving travelers stranded across Toronto, São Paulo, Rio de Janeiro, and more cities.

Zimbabwe introduces digital immigration for visitors, making travel easier and faster with online arrival forms, enhancing border security and efficiency.