Lower Zambezi National Park: Residing along the Zambezi River and a top the Zambezi Escarpment, Lower Zambezi National Park is host to a number of mammals, birds, fish and reptiles. Its season
runs from June to October. It offers a number of
activities to its guests such as canoeing, game
drives and camping trips. Interested? Visit: EcoAfrica.comEcoAfrica.

Kafue National Park: Encompassing three of Zambia’s provinces, the Kafue National Park
is Zambia’s largest national park. Not only is it home to hundreds of wildlife species, it also
houses the Busanga plains in the north.

Outdoor Activities
Zambia offers various activities. Feel like jumping off a cliff? Then go bunji jumping at the Victoria Falls. Also have fun kayaking, canoeing or white water rafting in Zambia’s various waters. Set up camp, take bush walks or simply go bird watching in our
National Parks. Abseiling, Rock climbing, boat rides and much more. Come visit Zambia!

Hotels and Lodge

The year 1986 saw the completion of the long expected Mukuba Hotel “THE GEM OF THE COPPERBELT” adjacent to the show grounds. The hotel, a subsidiary of the Zambia International Trade Fair, offers tremendous benefits to exhibitors and show goers, providing high-class accommodation and meals in a most convenient surroundings.

However, there are several hotels in Ndola, Kitwe and Luanshya which provides accommodation facilities. They range from “Ungraded” to “Three Star”.  In most establishments the service offered is of international standards. Reservations must be made at least three months before the exhibition time. The Management of the Fair can assist in securing accommodation, only if requests are made early.

AIRLINES AND TRAVEL AGENTS

AIRPORT TAX:

- International US$ 20

- Local ( Lusaka / Ndola) US$ 5