Are you planning a trip to Lake Victoria soon?
Arrivals in Zimbabwe have risen by 15 per cent. Its a new dawn for Zimbabwe’s tourism sector. But there is still much to expect for a country that goes to a first post-Mugabe election on Monday.
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