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Speaking at the event, Mrs India Inc representative Ms Mohini Sharma outlined the organisation’s journey, vision, purpose and international positioning, as well as the reasons behind the decision to bring Season 7 to Zimbabwe.
The national airline’s revenue increased by 42.6 percent from US$7.54 million to US$10.74 million in 2024, while its net loss narrowed by 31.7 percent from US$10.44 million to US$7.12 million.
As Zimbabwe steps up its diplomatic and economic engagement on the world stage, the country is turning momentum into measurable growth by elevating its global brand. On the sidelines of the ongoing 81st United Nations General Assembly (UNGA81) in New York, a high-level Zimbabwean delegation—led by His Excellency President Cde. Dr. E.D. Mnangagwa—is advancing the National Agenda of Branding and Positioning Zimbabwe under the National Development Strategy 2.
South Africa’s leading low-cost carrier reclaims its title at Skytrax’s prestigious World Airline Awards, held this year at The Langham Hotel in London
FlySafair adds five weekly flights between OR Tambo and Kenneth Kaunda International Airport, connecting Johannesburg and Lusaka.
HARARE, ZIMBABWE | Fastjet Zimbabwe has announced an extension to the Airbus A320 operation within its Flying Programme, with the service now continuing through to the end of October 2026. The decision follows a sustained increase in demand since the introduction of A320 operations in early August.
FlySafair has evolved its popular Business Booster competition into a new, tourism-focused platform: the Travel Booster. Launching this week, the initiative builds on the foundation of the Business Booster, which has given a number of South African SMEs access to air travel since 2022, and sharpens its focus on the tourism, hospitality and experience sector.
South Africa’s leading low-cost carrier takes top continental honours, for the first time, at the industry’s most prestigious travel awards ceremony, held in Zanzibar
“We are delighted to partner with the Ministry of Tourism and Hospitality Industry through the Zimbabwe Tourism Authority in promoting this year’s edition of Sanganai / Hlanganani / Dzimbahwe Tourism Expo 2026. Our route network is designed to showcase and provide access to some of Zimbabwe’s leading tourist attractions, culture, heritage and gastronomy experiences. This partnership provides Fastjet Zimbabwe with an opportunity to further contribute to the growth of tourism in Zimbabwe,” said Fastjet Zimbabwe Business CEO and Country Head Donahue Cortes.
When a ceremonial water cannon salute greeted Fastjet Zimbabwe’s newly introduced Airbus A320-200 at Victoria Falls International Airport earlier this month, it marked more than just the arrival of another passenger jet. Operating through the peak travel months of August and September 2026, the 168-seater aircraft represents a tactical pivot for the low-cost carrier—and a broader barometer for Zimbabwe’s accelerating tourism and regional commerce.
