Zimbabwe’s private tourism industry has elected a new president of the Tourism Business Council of Zimbabwe (TBCZ). Kathy Kathewela, a 36-year-old travel executive, has taken the helm, becoming the youngest person to hold the position. She is also the first representative of the travel agency sector to lead the council.
Kathewela succeeds Clive Chinwada, who stepped down after completing a two-year term. Her election comes as Zimbabwe aims to attract more visitors to the country. According to reports, Kathewela’s leadership is expected to play a significant role in promoting the country’s tourism industry.
The Tourism Business Council of Zimbabwe is the largest tourism lobby in the country, and Kathewela’s appointment is seen as a significant development in the industry. However, further details about her plans and strategies for promoting tourism in Zimbabwe are not available in the provided information.
Article and image source: zimbabwe-independent.com
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