Climate Change and Its Impact on Hwange
Hwange, Zimbabwe’s largest and most biodiverse national park, stands as a sanctuary of extraordinary wildlife, unique ecosystems and deeply rooted cultural heritage.
Conservation Debates Premiere
On 13 June 2025, Marist Brothers High School in Hwange became the vibrant hub for an exchange of ideas during the 2025 Association for Tourism Hwange (ATH) Conservation Debate Competition.
Hwange tourism looking to recover after vaccines
In an effort to ensure Zimbabwe is a safe destination for travelers, the majority of the Hwange area tourism employees and Hwange National Park staff are being vaccinated to protect against Covid-19.
Association for Tourism Hwange, New Board
The Association for Tourism Hwange, announced today that it has appointed an interim board of directors effective September 16, 2020.
Response to cancellation of special mining grants
As Hwange Tourism Stakeholders we welcome and applaud the move by government to cancel all special mining permits in all areas held by Zimbabwe National Parks.