Zambia’s natural assets — including its wildlife, forests, rivers, and landscapes — are among the most valuable on the African continent, according to a new initiative aimed at transforming this wealth into real economic opportunities.
A Transformational Tourism Development project, delivered by Margaret Chisanga in Ndola, is identifying key areas for development. The project seeks to convert the country’s natural capital into bankable opportunities for investors and communities nationwide.
The announcement underscores Zambia’s potential as a prime destination for tourism investment, with the goal of creating sustainable economic growth while preserving the country’s rich environmental heritage.
Stakeholders are expected to engage with the project’s findings as Zambia moves to capitalize on its natural assets.
Article source: daily-mail.co.zm | Image credit: Zambia Daily Mail
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