Visiting Zambia for the 2027 Convention: Tours Around Your Schedule

If you're travelling to Zambia for the 2027 international convention, you'll probably have a few free hours, or a few days before or after the programme, to see more of the country. Here's how to make the most of them.

Twala Tours is an independent, Zambian-owned tour company. We aren't connected to the convention organisers, and our tours are separate from any tours arranged as part of an official delegate programme.

Short on time: half-day tours in Lusaka

With a free afternoon or morning, a half-day tour is the easiest way to see the city without planning:

• City & Culture: landmarks, the National Museum and craft markets in 4 to 5 hours.
• Markets, Food & Lifestyle: local markets and Zambian food.
• Lusaka Art, Culture & Café Experience: galleries, artists and cafés in 4 hours.

See our one-day Lusaka itinerary for more ideas.

Before or after: Victoria Falls

If you can add two or three days, Victoria Falls is the trip most visitors to Zambia want to make. Read how to get from Lusaka to Victoria Falls and the best time to visit to plan it.

Arriving and leaving

Large events mean many arrivals on the same days, so book your airport transfer early. We offer Lusaka airport pickups and larger vehicles for families and groups.

Travelling as a group

If you're travelling with family, friends or your congregation, a private group tour is often simpler than booking separately. Tell us your group size and dates on WhatsApp, and we'll put together a quote.

Planning tips

• Book accommodation, transfers and tours early, as Lusaka will be busy.
• Check visa and health requirements for your nationality. See our Zambia travel tips.
• Carry some kwacha in cash for markets and small purchases.