Malawi’ capital to have new five star hotel
Malawi government says in order to encourage economic growth, it will boost up the tourism industry and a five star hotel will be constructed in the capital as well as rehabilitation of the Kamuzu International Airport.
Minister of Tourism, Wild life and Culture, Anna Kachikho said tourism is another vital instrument to the national economy and that it can easily earn foreign exchange, as many people from outside may come to the country to see the wildlife therefore bringing foreign currency into the country.
The Minister also said, apart from attracting tourists, the industry also plays a role in attracting investors who after touring the country may want to invest.
“Tourism is not only about attracting tourist to come and see the wildlife we have, but also attract investors to invest with us and by so doing the economy of the country is improved,” she said.
She therefore said, as she heads the ministry she will make sure that the wildlife is protected, maintained and that enough fund is given to the ministry for its proper operations.
“The Ngwazi’s vision is to improve the economy of the country and since tourism is one sector for economy, I will fight hard to assist the president to achieve his vision” said the minister.
Meanwhile, Finance Minister, Ken Kandodo disclosed that Chinese contractors will build Five Star hotel opposite Sunbird Capital Hotel in Lilongwe after parliament authrorised government to borrow ¥630 (US$90 million) from the Export- Import Bank of China.
Kachikho said the building of the five star hotel is a good development to the country as it will be unique and will be build within the capital hill as the Lilongwe town plan shows.
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