HARARE – Tourism ministry’s aim to contribute $5 billion towards the country’s gross domestic (GDP) product by 2018 faces new hurdles posed by government’s restrictive policies. Last year, Zimbabwe introduced 15 percent value added tax (vat) on foreign receipts, a move tourism operators say is making the country an expensive destination. Glenn Stutchbury, chief executive…
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