Infrastructure is very poor, and cannot sustain large numbers of tourists. These short coming include airport, local transport, facilities at tourist sites, and not much development. These include hotels, travel agents and lack of a general Travel and Tourism Industry Association. It is impossible for supply to catch up with demand. Land title issues and ownership rights over tourism facilities create difficulties for development.
Health facilities are poor and inadequate to meet the needs of sudden emergencies.
Safety concerns are a major consideration both in urban and more remote areas. Restoration of overland road and rail links can offer good scope for road and rail tourism, both for high- spending and also for mass tourism groups. Both offer great scope for development. There is general confidence that the overall economy will grow satisfactorily, and the political environment will remain stable.