Victoria Falls Safari Lodge expands facilities

 IN A continuously evolving MICE landscape, Victoria Falls Safari Lodge remains an inspiring choice for conferences, meetings and events.

Anald Musonza, Head of Sales and Marketing at Africa Albida Tourism, which owns and operates the lodge, tells Tourism Update the focus is on creating a seamless experience for event organisers and delegates. There is also emphasis on tailored group experiences and wellness options, as many corporate groups are now looking for more than a traditional meeting set-up.

Since the launch of Queen Nandi Place in April last year, Victoria Falls Safari Lodge has expanded its facilities with the addition of Imbizo 1 and Imbizo 2 breakaway rooms, and the Elangeni Lounge, providing greater flexibility for smaller sessions and multi-day meetings, says Musonza.

The lodge is also in the process of upgrading its Indaba conference room, which will further enhance the overall delegate experience.

Facilities

“We offer a selection of fully equipped venues with modern audiovisual capabilities, flexible seating configurations, and dedicated support teams,” says Musonza.

“Our venues can comfortably accommodate groups ranging from small executive groups of 10-20 delegates up to larger conferences of 180 delegates, depending on the set-up and venue selection.”

Victoria Falls Safari Lodge has 72 rooms and is suited to larger groups and conferences.

For smaller, intimate, high-level corporate gatherings, the Victoria Falls Safari Club is the ideal option, offering travellers exclusivity, privacy and highly personalised service.

Immersion

"MICE guests are interested in experiences that feel local and are immersed in the culture of the destination,” says Musonza.

Cultural dining experiences are very popular as they encourage group participation and create a strong sense of place, such as with the Boma – Dinner & Drum Show.

“Our location and offering allow us to deliver events that are productive and genuinely memorable,” says Musonza. Responsible tourism Sustainability is a clear and growing priority for MICE travellers.

“More and more, we see that event planners are looking for venues that can show meaningful sustainability practices. We are seeing demand for locally sourced ingredients in our menus and experiences that support community engagement.”

Victoria Falls Safari Lodge actively incorporates responsible tourism into its MICE offerings, including efficient resource management, support for local suppliers and opportunities for event delegates to engage with conservation and community projects.

Source: Victoria Falls Safari Lodge expands facilities (Southern and East African Tourism Update, 18 May 2026)