FOREST OF FACES BOOKLET

In 2019, through a series of stakeholder meetings in Livingstone, an idea started to gain traction to enable local artists to showcase their work on a scale never seen before in our city. It is wonderful that in 2021 we can now see this remarkable attraction called the Forest of Faces. Peter Jones, Chairman, Destination

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FOREST OF FACES – ARTIST STORYBOARDS

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Sculpture forest created in Livingstone with local artists

Destination Livingstone is celebrating the newly established ‘Forest of Faces’ public art installation in the city centre in an event at the Livingstone City Council park. This is an initiative that offers local artists an opportunity to be innovative and create the only installation of it’s kind in Zambia. The initiative boasts 21 wooden sculptures

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Livingstone’s Opportunity for Sweet Success

Have you ever met anyone that didn’t love the sticky, sweet treat that we call honey? Bees are the only insect that produces any type of food consumed by humans. Nevertheless, bees get an undeservedly bad rap. Did you know that the world would be a barren landscape without bees, and our food chain would

Livingstone’s Museums: A Treasure Trove for Discovery

Museums inspire and nurture a love for knowledge. Visitors are exposed to in-depth information and visual displays about the world around them. Every year on May 18th, we come together to celebrate International Museum Day, with Livingstone being one of the 158 countries that takes part in the festivities. At Destination Livingstone, we highly recommend that

FOREST OF FACES

Creating A Visitor Hub at Livingstone City Council  The Destination Livingstone Management Plan (DMP) is Livingstone’s Story, Vision and Mission Statement of how Livingstone will develop into a more successful tourism destination.  The DMP rests on 6 key themes, with cross-cutting principles that underpin the Plan and shape how we need to work to achieve

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DOMESTIC TOURIST PROGRAMME

The COVID19 pandemic has affected the tourism sector globally and none more so than Livingstone in Zambia, a city primarily built and developed around tourism businesses.  This encompasses accommodation, activities, agriculture and food, and many more sectors along the entire tourism value chain.  Jobs have gone, incomes have collapsed and many tourism businesses have closed