Tue, 05 Sep 2017 13:01:12 +0000 By Buumba Chimbulu THE Lusaka Hotel has embarked on total rehabilitation of all its facilities at a total cost of K780, 000 meant to revamp the hotel while preserving its standards as a national heritage. Managing director, David Thompson, said the rehabilitation works were expected to be fully completed in the next three to four months. He said they have so far spent K300, 000 on the works that had been done at the site. “After successfully completing the external works (Phase 1) of our ambitious, multi-year, revamp and renovation of one of Lusaka’s key heritage site building, we decided to embark on the second phase of the rehabilitation process,” he said. Mr. Thompson told the media in Lusaka yesterday that some of the key features of phase 2 of the rehabilitation included upgrading of conference equipment. He said other key features were launching an in-house loyalty club called […]
