VOICED:Zimbabwe prepares for World Cup tourism boost

Zimbabwe's tourism has suffered due to instability, but there's hope for economic revival through the 2010 World Cup in South Africa. Despite not qualifying, Zimbabwe aims to attract tourists and business from the event. However, the country's infrastructure is a concern, with the government seeking funds to improve it. The success of these efforts remains uncertain.

What is the main reason Zimbabwe is hoping to benefit from the 2010 World Cup?

• They expect tourists to visit Zimbabwe after the games.

• They have invested heavily in sports infrastructure.

• They are hosting some of the World Cup matches.

• Their football team qualified for the tournament.

Why are some South Africans expected to move to Zimbabwe during the World Cup?

• To participate in the games.

• To escape the chaos of the event.

• To attend a special festival in Zimbabwe.

• To find employment opportunities.

What is a major concern regarding Zimbabwe's ability to handle an influx of visitors?

• Lack of sufficient hotels.

• High crime rates.

• Limited tourist attractions.

• Inadequate infrastructure.

What is the Zimbabwean tourism ministry hoping to achieve with a €27 million investment?

• Sponsor local football teams.

• Organize cultural events.

• Improve roads and communication networks.

• Build new stadiums.

What is the state of Zimbabwe's rail system as mentioned in the transcript?

• Recently upgraded.

• Not invested in for over 15 years.

• Efficient and modern.

• Expanded for the World Cup.