British tourist to correct negative publicity
Posted: Monday, October 7, 2002Herald Reporter
A BRITISH national, Mr David Jones, has undertaken to correct the negative publicity Zimbabwe is receiving in the West saying the country is a paradise.
Mr Jones described Zimbabwe as "a real paradise, a jewel in the crown for Africa and heaven on earth" because of the real feeling of unspoilt nature the country possessed.
He was speaking at a function on Saturday night where the Minister of Environment and Tourism, Cde Francis Nhema, presented him with the Tourist of the Decade Award.
"For us, Zimbabwe in particular, and southern Africa in general is the eighth wonder of the world," said the 50-year old Mr Jones.
Whenever I have had the opportunity, I have done my personal best to sing Zimbabwe’s praises and sell your country’s benefits to the uneducated and we all know how many of those people there are in the world. MOREPrinter friendly version
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