Business Class flights to Harare ( HRE )

£ 1,489

RETURN

exclusive of taxes

• Gatwick (LGW) to Harare ( HRE )

• Travel Season:
  Jul, 02 2010 - Dec, 09 2010

more details

£ 1,489

RETURN

exclusive of taxes

• Gatwick (LGW) to Harare ( HRE )

• Travel Season:
  Dec, 24 2010 - Jun, 30 2011

more details

£ 1,729

RETURN

exclusive of taxes

• Gatwick (LGW) to Harare ( HRE )

• Travel Season:
  Dec, 10 2010 - Dec, 23 2010

more details

Harare Travel Guide

Harare is the capital of Zimbabwe. Harare is home to some two million people, with most in central Harare but some 500,000 in the surrounding districts of Rural Harare, Chintungwiza and Epworth. Once a city of modern buildings, wide thoroughfares, numerous parks and gardens, it is now in increasing disrepair thanks to Zimbabwe’s economic downward spiral. Get in Citizens of most Western countries need to pay for visa to get into Zimbabwe. Many nationalities, such as the UK, Australia, New Zealand, Japan and the USA can obtain a visa on arrival by paying the appropriate visa fees. Tourist arrivals could greatly increase if the new Zimbabwean government was to charge no visa fee in recognition for citizens of countries that have supported the country with food and emercency aid (900 million US Dollars) over the last few years. Visa-free entry is possible for nationals certain countries, including Malaysia, Zambia, Hong Kong and several others. Check this website for the full scoop. By plane There are plenty of airlines offering flights to Harare from major UK airports including London Heathrow, Birmingham, Manchester, Aberdeen, Belfast, Glasgow, Cardiff, New Castle, London Gatwick. Harare’s airport is the major gateway for flights into the country. Air Zimbabwe also operates a small network of domestic flights. International flights are easily available, with Air Zimbabwe with flights direct to London and Johannesburg. In recent times Air Zimbabwe flights often had to be cancelled due to a lack of spare parts and fuel. Flights are however more frequent now foreign airliners include South African Airways and low-fare Kulula.com, both flying from South Africa’s Johannesburg International Airport. Stay safe Given the political and economic instability in the country, travellers to Zimbabwe should take care with their personal security and safety. The largest risk to foreigners is being caught up in political violence. Recently, security forces includi...
read more about travel guide to harare, zimbabwe »