Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe’s iconic tourism hub, is playing host to a high-profile gathering of global tourism leaders, with the arrival of UN Tourism Secretary-General Shaikha Al Nowais. The visit marks a significant milestone in Zimbabwe’s tourism calendar, as the country prepares to host two landmark events: the 23rd UN Tourism Committee on Tourism and Sustainability, and the 2nd UN Tourism Regional Congress on Women Empowerment in Tourism in Africa.
Minister of Tourism and Hospitality Industry, Hon Barbara Rwodzi, warmly welcomed the delegation, reaffirming Zimbabwe’s commitment to global tourism dialogue and cooperation. She also extended a gracious welcome to Costa Rica’s Minister of Tourism, Hon William Rodriguez Lopez, Chairperson of the Committee on Tourism and Sustainability.
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Book NowThe events, scheduled to take place from April 27 to May 1, 2026, will bring together tourism stakeholders from around the world to discuss sustainability, empowerment, and innovation in the sector. The gatherings are expected to provide a platform for thought leadership and knowledge sharing, cementing Victoria Falls’ position as a premier tourism destination.
The UN Tourism Secretary-General’s visit and the upcoming events are expected to boost Zimbabwe’s tourism sector, which has seen significant growth in recent years. The country’s diverse wildlife, stunning natural beauty, and rich cultural heritage make it an attractive destination for international visitors.
As the world turns its gaze to Zimbabwe, Victoria Falls once again rises as a beacon of thought leadership, where sustainability, empowerment, and innovation in tourism take center stage.
