Favorite thing: There's a guy called Steve Ke Zhao, the CEO of Zimbabwe International Travel and Tours (ZITT) he gets hotels at half the rate they quote the public. He got us single rooms at the Rainbow Towers (formerly Sheraton) for US$90 B&B incl. taxes
He offered us single at Meikles for US$120
He can also arrange car hire and local flights, etc.
Cell: +26391 598 598
Tel: +2634 790661/2/7
Fax: +2634 790 775
Email: sales@zitt.co.zw or zhaoke2000@hotmail.com
Written Oct 9, 2006
Favorite thing: Victoria falls,what a place to go to when in Zimbabwe. But that is not the only place of interest. This country is full of historic places to see.
Fondest memory: The people themselves. They were friendly and happy go lucky. It didn't seem like we were in africa. The flower market is a sight to see.
Written Sep 12, 2002
Favorite thing: Test yourself in the recognition of the two overlapping-though-not-mixing universes which cohexist in Harare. The 'Whites' and the 'Blacks'... two worlds apart, walking in the same city, but not in the same place; buying the same foods, but not in the same shops; living in the same city, but not in the same areas.
Fondest memory: Long, clean, perfecly kept and shadowed roads in the residential areas of Northern Harare: Alexandra, Marlborough, Avondale.... The remnants of a long reign which was kept as in a museum by Lancaster House agreements, which granted Zimbabwe independence by the acceptance of a 10-year freezing of 'Whites' power.
Written Sep 12, 2002
Fondest memory: At our last evening in Harare, we had a nice dinner (don't ask me where, I don't remember the place or the name), with all African dishes.
On our way back to the hotel (in fact in the street where the hotel was situated) we heard music, this typical African music. We decided to take a look. There was a party going on in the garden. I really don't know if it was private or not, but anyway, we were invited to join the people. It was really nice.
A few of us stayed a while longer and we were dancing (and drinking) till the early morning. No doubt we had a great time.
Written Aug 24, 2002
Favorite thing: Coming from the airport, and arriving in Harare, you get the impression of a very busy Western City.
But once you walk through the streets, this impression doesn't last long.
Written Aug 24, 2002
Favorite thing: Harare is a modern city with a lot of shops etc. I only have been there for one and a half day!
Fondest memory: The arrival as I mentioned earlier!
Written Aug 24, 2002
Fondest memory: I grew up on a ranch near Harare (Salisbury), where my family had lived & farmed since 1895. I lived there from 1960 till 1981.
Updated Aug 24, 2002
Favorite thing: the market across from Meikles hotel. It has the best variety of all the souvieneer you need.
Fondest memory: I lived with a family in the city for four months. What I miss most is my home and my second family.
Written Aug 24, 2002
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