Home Zambia’s tourism sector offers massive investment opportunities, Kapata tells New York gathering. Spain's UN Ambassador Román Oyarzun Marchesi shows off Zambia Golden Jubilee souvenirs he received from Zambia's Minister of Tourism and Arts Jean Kapata (right) in New York on 8-Sept-2014. PHOTO | Chibaula D. Silwamba | Zambia UN Mission

Spain’s UN Ambassador Román Oyarzun Marchesi shows off Zambia Golden Jubilee souvenirs he received from Zambia’s Minister of Tourism and Arts Jean Kapata (right) in New York on 8-Sept-2014. PHOTO | Chibaula D. Silwamba | Zambia UN Mission

Minister of Tourism and Arts Jean Kapata giving a Zambia’s Golden Jubilee souvenir to Spain's Casa África General-Director Luis Padrón (left) on 8-Sept-2014 in New York. PHOTO | Chibaula D. Silwamba | Zambia UN Mission

Spain’s UN Ambassador Román Oyarzun Marchesi shows off Zambia Golden Jubilee souvenirs he received from Zambia’s Minister of Tourism and Arts Jean Kapata (right) in New York on 8-Sept-2014. PHOTO | Chibaula D. Silwamba | Zambia UN Mission

Minister of Tourism and Arts Jean Kapata (centre) speaking at a panel discussion on Investment and Tourism in Africa on 8 Sept 2014 in New York. On her left is Zimbabwe’s Minister of Tourism Walter Mzembi and on the right is the moderator, Vandi Chidi Minah Sierra Leone UN Ambassador. PHOTO | Chibaula D. Silwamba | Zambia UN Mission

Minister of Tourism and Arts Jean Kapata speaking at a panel discussion on Investment and Tourism in Africa on 8 Sept 2014 in New York. PHOTO | Chibaula D. Silwamba | Zambia UN Mission