The Mussika project aims to enhance tourism and improve the purchasing system in Zambézia province by creating a digital platform that highlights its cultural and tourist heritage. The project will survey the province’s rich traditions, including dishes, dances, landmarks, and local games, and transform this information into a comprehensive web and mobile application. The app will allow users worldwide to explore Zambézia’s offerings, make reservations for activities, book transportation, order local dishes, and complete transactions directly through the platform.

The project acknowledges the importance of technology in modernizing how people access and engage with services, reflecting the global shift toward digital tools for information sharing and communication. To achieve this, the initiative will involve members of the local community, who will collect data through field visits, interviews, and multimedia documentation. A comprehensive review of existing research will guide the project in identifying gaps and ensuring that all aspects of the province’s culture and tourism are represented.

Once the data is collected, it will be converted into a functional app by the Academy of Science and Technology, making the province’s cultural assets easily accessible to people globally. The project aims to provide more flexibility in the tourism processes within Zambézia and facilitate a smoother interaction between tourists and local services.