Northern Province is a largely rural and scenic region of Zambia, known for its rich cultural heritage and natural beauty. The province comprises 12 districts, including Kasama whis is the provincial headquater, Mpulungu, Mporokoso, and Mbala. It is located in the northern part of Zambia, bordering Tanzania and the Democratic Republic of Congo. The region is home to significant geographical landmarks, including Lake Tanganyika and Kalambo Falls.

The economy of Northern Province is predominantly based on agriculture, subsistence farming, and fishing. The region's potential as a tourist destination is underutilized, despite its rich natural attractions. Northern Province faces several challenges, including poor road infrastructure, limited access to healthcare and education, and high levels of poverty. Rural communities, in particular, struggle with inadequate clean water and sanitation services.

Tourism, agriculture, and fisheries offer significant potential for Northern Province. Investment in infrastructure, such as roads and telecommunications, can boost tourism by making the region’s natural and cultural attractions more accessible. The abundant water resources also create opportunities for expanding fish farming and irrigation-based agriculture. With proper marketing and infrastructure, Northern Province could attract both local and international tourists, leading to increased economic activity and job creation.