
Activities
Travel agents, tour and safari operators, guides and events.
Vice President: Lovemore Machipisa
Includes AZTA, SOAZ and ZTOA
Safari experiences
Tourism Business Council of Zimbabwe
TBCZ promotes, protects and represents the interests of tourism business in Zimbabwe through advocacy, lobbying and stakeholder participation.
Featured event
Building Zimbabwe’s Tourism Supply Chain for IATF 2029 & Beyond
Early-bird rates until 6 November 2026.
About TBCZ
TBCZ represents the entire scope of travel and tourism enterprises, from retail travel agencies, safari and hunting operators to car rental and activities companies, organised into sub-sector member associations.
Membership is made up of sub-sector associations and corporate members, grouped into service clusters. TBCZ is funded mainly through member subscriptions.
“TBCZ – we’re the midwife for an inclusive, sustainable, scalable and profitable tourism & hospitality industry that contributes decisively to NDS2 goals for an upper middle income society by 2030.”
Christopher Sithole-KushataChief Executive Officer, TBCZWhat we do
Our mandate is to promote, protect and represent the interests of tourism business through advocacy, lobbying and stakeholder participation.
Representing tourism business to government and regulators, with the viability of business at the centre.
Bringing associations, operators and partners together on the issues that affect the industry.
Including the Annual Tourism Convention, which brings regional tourism leaders, planners and operators together to map the future of tourism.
Newsletters and policy briefs on the issues shaping tourism business in Zimbabwe.
How we’re organised
Sub-sector associations and corporate members are organised in three clusters, each led by a Vice President. Cross-cutting associations work across all three.

Travel agents, tour and safari operators, guides and events.
Vice President: Lovemore Machipisa
Includes AZTA, SOAZ and ZTOA

Hotels, lodges, restaurants, clubs and catering.
Vice President: Emmah Kativu
Includes HAZ, CEAZ and ROAZ

Airlines, vehicle rental and boating: getting visitors here and around.
Vice President: Gidion Chauraya
Includes BAR, ZIVRA and BOAZ
Featured event
Building Zimbabwe’s Tourism Supply Chain for IATF 2029 & Beyond
News & resources
In late 2023 it was widely reported that tourism’s contribution to the national economy was growing significantly.
After recent changes at the Zimbabwe Tourism Authority, TBCZ met the acting Chief Executive to discuss issues key to the smooth running of the industry.
Government exempted accommodation services for tourists from VAT to keep Zimbabwean hotels and lodges competitive with neighbouring countries.
Membership
Our members
Corporate members listed on TBCZ’s website include:
Member list to be confirmed as current
See all membersFAQ
The Tourism Business Council of Zimbabwe. It stands for the interests of tourism business.
Lobbying and advocacy, ensuring the viability of tourism business.
Yes, as long as you subscribe to the principles and interests of the industry.
Full members of TBCZ who have been in operation for at least two years.
Head office, Harare
AddressNo. 157 Paternoster Court, J. Chinamano Ave / 7th Street, Harare
Phone+263 242 250 246
Emailinfo@tbcz.co.zw