Published: 17 May 2018

ZIMBABWE  should maintain the positive momentum that it has started in improving its image, as well as addressing the cash crisis, a senior official has said.

In an interview, Victoria Falls Safari Club general manager, Dustin Kennedy said significant work had been done in the past few months, and arrivals were on the rise.

However, he noted that the areas still needed attention if the country was to rebuild its travel sector.

"We need to keep consistent borders that are working well and operating well," Kennedy said.

"We must ensure that we can keep moving forward positively in terms of the cash situation for our tourists. We want to make sure that if tourists are here they have access to the services they need," said Kennedy, who spoke to the Business Live in Victoria Falls recently.

- Business Live

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