Tourism firm invests $3m

AFRICA Albida Tourism (AAT) chief executive officer Ross Kennedy says the group invested at least $3 million this year after seeing a steady rise in occupancy levels at its lodges.

In his Christmas message, Kennedy said the group takes pride in having being at the vanguard of the revival of Zimbabwe tourism.

He said at the zenith of AAT’s year was the opening in August of the luxury Victoria Falls Safari Club – “a stand-alone, five-star 20-room wing adjacent to our 72-room flagship, Victoria Falls Safari Lodge (VFSL), now celebrating its 18th year”.

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