Cash is still king
Lodges and bigger restaurants take cards, but markets, taxis and tips run on cash.
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An evening of Zimbabwean cooking, a tasting of local flavours and a drum show that has everyone in the circle before it ends.
Arrive hungry, and treat the game meats as a taster rather than a challenge.
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Lodges and bigger restaurants take cards, but markets, taxis and tips run on cash.
Around 10% for guides, drivers and lodge staff. Budget US$10-20 a day for tips, crafts and small transport.
US$1, $5 and $10 notes cover tips, crafts and taxis. Nobody can change a $50 for a short taxi ride.
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