Growing demand for Zimbabwe as a Tourism and business destination is translating into increased air capacity, with Fastjet Zimbabwe extending its Airbus A320 operations to support travel during the peak festive season. The announcement was made on the sidelines of the 19th edition of Sanganai/Hlanganani Dzimbahwe Tourism Expo in Masvingo, where Deputy Minister of Tourism and Hospitality Industry Hon Tongai Mnangagwa, standing in for Minister Hon Barbara Rwodzi, announced that A320 operations will continue until the end of October 2026 before resuming on 9 December 2026. During the December peak travel period, Fastjet will introduce double-daily Airbus A320 flights on the Harare–Johannesburg route, while strengthening connectivity between Victoria Falls and Johannesburg, further enhancing access to Zimbabwe’s key Tourism destinations. The expanded capacity represents a significant vote of confidence in the country’s growing Tourism market and advances Government’s Whole-of-Government approach to route development, air access and seamless connectivity. Since commencing operations in Zimbabwe in 2015, Fastjet has facilitated more than four million passengers, with its network linking Harare, Victoria Falls and Bulawayo to Johannesburg and other regional destinations. As International tourist arrivals rose from about 380,820 in 2021 to 1.78 million in 2025, the additional capacity is expected to support increased tourist flows and generate wider economic benefits across hotels, lodges, restaurants, tour operators, transport providers, attractions, cultural enterprises and communities, translating improved connectivity into Tourism growth, jobs and investment. #Sanganai/HlangananiDzimbabweTourismExpo #ExperienceZimbabwe #NhakaYedu #IlifaLethu #OurHeritage #ThisIsUs #ZimBho👍