Day 2 of Sanganai/Hlanganani World Tourism Expo 2026 is in full swing, and the City of Masvingo exhibition stand is buzzing with activity as visitors, tourism stakeholders, exhibitors and industry players engage with the city’s rich heritage, tourism offerings and investment opportunities.
The City is telling its story through a vibrant exhibition that brings together heritage, culture, tourism, investment and urban development, showcasing Masvingo as a city where Zimbabwe’s past meets its future.
Visitors are getting a glimpse of some of Masvingo’s iconic heritage assets, including the 1992 Bell Tower, 1893 Curfew Tower, KwaVaMuzenda Homestead, Italian Chapel, historic NRZ railway infrastructure and Charles Austin Theatre, among other attractions.
The exhibition is also providing a platform for the City to highlight its strategic position, investment potential and vision for a modern, competitive and tourism-driven urban centre.
With the buzz continuing to build, City of Masvingo is not just exhibiting, it is telling its story, connecting with the world and putting its heritage and opportunities firmly on the tourism map.



