Focusing on sustainable park revenue generation remains a priority so that this conservation-led economy can then continue supporting communities.
Matusadona National Park is aiming to become a premier destination, with tourist numbers on the rise. The launch of the Tashinga cottages has boosted domestic tourism, while regional and international self-drive visitors have steadily increased. This revenue for the park, together with the help of donors, means Matusadona can continue to be a critical refuge for biodiversity, and a vital support system for neighbouring communities.
