Expanding forest restoration and sustainable tourism to protect biodiversity in Zanzibar
The forest is home to a wide range of plant and animal species, including the Zanzibar Red Colobus monkey, which is classified as endangered.
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There are less than 100 sea cows left in the world. All of the remaining ones happen to be in Tanzanian waters
In Tanzania, the Sea Cows were mostly found along the Indian Ocean shorelines, but according to experts their numbers have dropped down to just 100 animals, rendering them to be highly threatened and on the brink of extinction.
Giant Baobab Trees Tourism shifts from the Madagascar island to Tarangire National Park in Tanzania
Visitors believe that if they etch their names on the baobab trunk, it will guarantee them long lives because the giant trees are known for their longevity and resilience.
Zanzibar Islands now benefit from the surging tourists’ traffic in the mainland’s Serengeti National Park
Zanzibar is now benefitting from the big number of tourists currently visiting Serengeti and Tarangire on the mainland who later connect to the Islands.
International Travel agents from the United States out to market the endless plains of Serengeti
The agents enjoyed several days of game drives in the country’s third largest National Park, took time to sample Serengeti from the sky using hot air balloons and had a state of cultural offerings through traditional songs and…
Tourism Ministry maintains that Tanzania is still safe for foreign visitors to explore
“Travellers are therefore encouraged to proceed with their plans to visit and explore the attractions in Tanzania with confidence,” Hosea maintained.
Tanzania restoring seagrass cover along the Indian Ocean Coastline
The Mkinga District Fisheries officer, Ezra Katete revealed that their precinct on the mainland will be planning and restoring seagrass blanket on the ocean floor to cover a shoreline distance of 71 kilometers.
Zanzibar surprises Africa by recruiting young female tour guides despite cultural restrictions
Even Arusha, which has a long history of tourism activities and vast experiences of locals mingling with foreigners, there are still less than 20 female tour guides.