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As Zanzibar records tourism growth, the islands start attracting new investments outside hotels
Record visitor arrivals, rising hotel capacity, expanding air connectivity, and new transport investment highlight growing demand for attractions, cultural assets and family experiences.
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.
Zanzibar strengthens routine antimicrobial resistance surveillance and reporting
The work, covering Unguja and Pemba isles, is guiding practical improvements to strengthen routine surveillance and reporting.
Dominican Republic assisted to create new employment opportunities for the youth in the country’s tourism industry
Despite increasing efforts to train the next generation of tourism professionals, there is still a shortfall of more than 20,000 trained employees in the Dominican hospitality industry.
Zanzibar inaugurates new and modern fruit and vegetable market building in Unguja
The new and modern trading premises were constructed under the coordination of Zanzibar Social Security Fund (ZSSF) at the cost of 16.6 billion/- Tanzanian shillings.
Transforming tons of glass and plastic waste from Zanzibar Islands into Valuable art
This results in the production of 810,000 kilograms of upcycled glass and 52,000 kilograms of plastic transformed into high-quality interior products crafted by local artisans in the Isles.
Egyptian Fruit Bats flying over Zanzibar Islands don’t depend on celestial bodies for navigation
Scientists set out to study head-direction cells in the wild by releasing Egyptian fruit bats to fly freely and navigate unconstrained on a small island near Zanzibar in East Africa.
Wading the Indian Ocean Waters towards a new hotel gem in Zanzibar
The resort’s 74 villas reflect Zanzibar’s rich cultural heritage. Drawing inspiration from Swahili architecture, each villa was designed with local expertise and features colourful stained-glass windows and traditional makuti roofs…
How did Austronesian people beat Africans in settling on the Madagascar Island?
The furthest south area along the east African coast that seems to have had regular contact with the broader Arabian Sea trade routes during the broadly classical period is somewhere near modern Dar es Salaam