Man behind the Sh2tr Z’bar tourist resort speaks

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Named Zanzibar Amber Resort, it will be built in Matemwe Village, between Mwangaseni and Kigomani areas on the archipelago, which will now be transformed economically.

Ans: The entire project has seven phases. The first phase is the most important one. It’s made up of five main apartment blocks, adding up to 380 apartments. But the most important thing is the Golf Course, the Marina and the entire infrastructure that must be in place in the same time frame, because, when the clients begin arriving in three years’ time, they don’t want to be going through a construction site. They need to have a nice access entrance to the hotels—the five star hotels that will be functional. From there on, the phases will develop according to the market demand. The second phase will carry on from the first phase and this will include the water park, and progressively, we will be moving in to build the airport. We want to construct the state-of-the-art hospital and an international school, so that people will not have to send their children overseas for education.

Man behind the Sh2tr Z’bar tourist resort speaks

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