GOVERNMENT says Zambia has surpassed two million international tourist arrivals, and is working towards achieving 2.5 million international tourists by the end of 2026. Zambia has set a target of 2.5 international tourist arrivals for 2026, alongside a goal to generate over $1 billion in tourism revenue by 2031. Giving an update on how many international tourists the country has recorded thus far in an interview, Wednesday, Ministry of Tourism Permanent Secretary Evans Muhanga said the country had already crossed the two million mark. Muhanga said the UPND administration was implementing various measures to boost the tourism sector in order to hit the five million international tourist arrivals target by 2031. He noted that the tourism industry had, however, been...